film REVIEW: Black Sabbath
No, this isn’t an early review of the new album by the legendary metal band but a look at the Blu-ray of the film that influenced their name, released via Arrow Video.
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film REVIEW: Baron Blood
More Mario Bava classics are being added to the Arrow Video catalogue. Chris Ward takes a look at 1972′s Baron Blood.
music REVIEW: Ancient VVisdom – Deathlike
Henry Fogarty dives into the gloomy world of Ancient VVisdom, and comes up smiling.
music REVIEW: Year of the Goat – Angels’ Necropolis
Chris Ward checks out the full-length debut album from Swedish occult rockers Year of the Goat.
music REVIEW: Void of Sleep – Tales Between Reality & Madness
Chris Ward hasn’t had quite enough doom metal this year so he turns his attention towards Italian metallers Void of Sleep and their debut album Tales Between Reality & Madness.
music REVIEW: Doom’s Day – The Unholy
With the seventies revival going on everywhere there’s plenty of mileage in a record that blends heavy metal, seventies rock and old school punk. Oliver Longden investigates ‘The Unholy’, the debut album from Doom’s Day in an effort to find out if this is one look backwards too far.
music REVIEW: The Sword – Apocryphon
Henry Fogarty gets stuck into ‘Apocryphon’, the fourth full-length album by Texan retro/trad-metallers The Sword.
music REVIEW: Red Fang – Murder The Mountains
Henry Fogarty delves into the back end of the review queue, and comes up clutching a copy of stoner rock outfit Red Fang’s 2011 album ‘Murder The Mountains’. Check out what he thought within.
music REVIEW: Groan – The Divine Right of Kings
Cheeky doom n’ roll scamps Groan have come to petition OneMetal’s Grandmaster of Grimness with new album ‘The Divine Right of Kings’. Jack Traveller judges it from his Mighty Throne of Judgement.
music REVIEW: Pentagram – Last Rites
‘Last Rites’ is doom pioneers Pentagram’s first album to feature guitarist Victor Griffin since 1994, so Chris Ward tunes in to see if the magic is still there.
music REVIEW: The Graviators – Evil Deeds
With 2012 being the year that many predict to be the end of the world, it’s nice to know that there’s plenty of doom to go around. Chris Ward checks out ‘Evil Deeds’, the latest release from Swedish occult rockers The Graviators.
music REVIEW: Coven – Worship New Gods (Reissue)
Chris Ward gets in on the act 25 years after the event with the re-release of doom veterans Coven’s legendary debut album, ‘Worship New Gods’.
music REVIEW: Sons of Tonatiuh – Parade of Sorrow
Having made a new fan in Dani last January, Atlanta’s Sons of Tonatiuh return with a second offering for fans of crusty sludge metal. Will she still follow the Sons after this, or will she be sorry she ever listened?
music REVIEW: Grand Magus – The Hunt
Album number six for Sweden’s Grand Magus, drummer number three – Rob McAuslan peers past the potential for Spinal Tap gags and gives us his thoughts on The Hunt.
music REVIEW: Banda de la muerte – Pulso de una mente maldita
Ever questing for something different, Dani checks out Argentinian stoner rock outfit Banda de la Muerte. Do they justify the waves they’re currently making in Europe and South America?
music REVIEW: Cancer Bats – Dead Set On Living
Canadian crushers Cancer Bats have released their fourth album Dead Set On Living. Resident hardcore fan Luke Morton gives it a spin.
music ARTICLE: HP Lovecraft and Metal
Following the anniversary of HP Lovecraft’s death on March 15th, OneMetal’s Danny Heaton decided it would be fitting to document the breadth of influence he has exerted on the genre we love.
music REVIEW: The Devil’s Blood – The Thousandfold Epicentre
Jack Traveller delves into The Thousandfold Epicentre – the mysterious new album from Dukes of Dutch doom, The Devil’s Blood.
music LIVE REVIEW: A Pale Horse Named Death @ The Slade Rooms, Wolverhampton – 26/01/12
Chris Ward takes a trip into Hell (well Wolverhampton, but same difference) with Brooklyn doom merchants A Pale Horse Named Death…
music REVIEW: Corrosion Of Conformity – Corrosion Of Conformity
Chris Ward takes a listen to the new self-titled album from North Carolina sluggers Corrosion of Conformity and asks “Pepper who?”