music NEWS: Round-Up: Progressive Death Metal
Phil Whitehouse casts judgment on a selection of releases from the brainier, widdlier end of the death metal spectrum, courtesy of Over Your Threshold, Sentence, Okular, Chosen and Supuration.
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music LIVE REVIEW: Aeon Zen, De Profundis and When Our Time Comes @ O2 Academy2 Islington – 09/03/2013
Nicholas Cleeve heads down to Islington to see rising UK progressive metallers Aeon Zen hold a little release party for their new album Enigma.
music ARTICLE: Round-Up: Progressive Metal
Nicholas Cleeve takes a look at a diverse bunch of prog metal albums that slipped under our radar when they were first released. In yet another edition of OneMetal Round-Up, we take a look at the work of Barren Earth, Despite Exile, Haken, MaYaN and Mirrormaze
music REVIEW: The Algorithm – Polymorphic Code
Jack Traveller steps out of his comfort zone and falls down the electro rabbit hole, chasing after The Algorithm’s new album ‘Polymorphic Code’.
music INTERVIEW: OneMetal talks to Monuments’ Matt Rose
Having released one of the most anticipated albums of the year to a great reception from fans old and new, Monuments chatted to OneMetal during their October tour with Jeff Loomis to fill us in on what’s coming next.
music REVIEW: The HAARP Machine – Disclosure
Phil Whitehouse checks out ‘Disclosure’, the eagerly-anticipated debut album by London-based technical/progressive metal quartet The HAARP Machine.
music ARTICLE: Bloodstock Open Air 2012: Sunday
OneMetal scribes Phil Whitehouse, Danny Heaton and Jack Traveller humbly present, at long last, the thrilling conclusion to their three-part review of the metal shenanigans which occured at the Bloodstock Open Air Metal Festival 2012.
music REVIEW: Monuments – Gnosis
Hotly-tipped London djentsters Monuments finally unleash their debut full-length ‘Gnosis’ – can the results live up to three years of fevered expectations? Phil Whitehouse finds out.
music REVIEW: Shattered Skies – Pianomation
Shattered Skies were kind enough to provide OneMetal with a pair of releases. Having gorged on their debut, Nicholas Cleeve happily stepped up to take on their second, very different EP.
music REVIEW: Shattered Skies – Reanimation
Having been advised by a fine djentleman, Nicholas Cleeve decided to give the debut release of the Irish prog-metallers a go. He was blown away, and you will be too…
music LIVE REVIEW: Uneven Structure, No Consequence & Broken Torment @ The Actress & Bishop, Birmingham – 17/7/2012
Phil Whitehouse heads to The Actress & Bishop in Birmingham for an evening of contemporary progressive / technical metal in the company of West Midlands prog/groove metallers Broken Torment and Basick Records artists No Consequence and Uneven Structure.
music REVIEW: Outcast – Awaken The Reason
French progressive/technical metal quintet Outcast bombard the senses with their third full-length album, ‘Awaken The Reason’. Phil Whitehouse flails for the snooze button.
music REVIEW: Meshuggah – Koloss
You’re as likely to be able to dance to Dave Keevil’s review as the album he’s talking about. Yep, it’s a new Meshuggah record alright.
music INTERVIEW: OneMetal talks to Uneven Structure
Dave Fensome chats with French progressive/technical metallers Uneven Structure about life on the road and beyond.
music REVIEW: Circles – Eye Embedded (Single)
Aussie djent favourites release the first single after their impressive debut The Compass. Will Eye Embedded continue the band’s success?
music INTERVIEW: OneMetal talks to Chimp Spanner
Chimp Spanner’s second interview for OneMetal delves further into the making of his work as well as revealing what else he does to make a living.
music REVIEW: Chimp Spanner – All Roads Lead Here
Chimp Spanner returns with a brief EP that seems to carry on from where his last album ended. Does he have anything new to offer?
music REVIEW: Nociceptor – Among Insects
Nociceptor give us their latest EP Among Insects in an attempt to give a new approach to the progressive metal genre. Did it work?
music REVIEW: Uneven Structure – Februus
France’s Uneven Structure have been a mainstay in several of the OneMetal writers’ CD players over the past few weeks, and with ‘Top 20 Albums of the Year’ lists beginning to emerge, chances are you’re about to hear a lot more about them.
music ARTICLE: Screen Test: Damned Spring Fragrantia – Lost Shores
In the first edition of a new feature, Phil Whitehouse takes a look at Italian technical metal quintet Damned Spring Fragrantia’s star-jump and ink-spitting-spider-filled video for ‘Lost Shores’.