Nicholas Cleeve reports back on a fun-filled evening of confusing time signatures and guitars with too many strings, headlined by the truly inimitable electronics focused The Algorithm.
Heaven Shall Burn are one of Germany’s finest examples of metalcore, but does their seventh album hold up to their reputation? Ryan Neal finds out.
Snow White’s Poison Bite have a very silly name, but can they redeem themselves by producing an album of top quality horror rock? No. No they can’t, because they are awful.
Remember Bleed From Within? They’ve been a bit quiet for the past few years, but they’ve had good reason to be, since they’ve been working on something a bit special. Ryan Neal reviews Uprising.
Nicholas Cleeve returns to Islington to be sadly let down by Swedish melodic death metallers Scar Symmetry.
Dave Fensome crosses the Atlantic to catch reunited post-hardcore pioneers Quicksand in Chicago.
Ryan Neal chats to Austrian melodic death metallers The Sorrow’s bassist Tobias Schädler about their latest album ‘Misery Escape’, their touring plans, and moustaches.
Chris Ward takes a listen to the latest album from US metalcore heores Hatebreed and wonders why they’ve done an album of Will Young covers… (don’t worry, they haven’t really)
Nicholas Cleeve casts an ear over ‘Blood of A Thousand Hearts’, the debut album from insect-themed metalcore four-piece Sicadis.
Henry Fogarty checks out the ‘The More Things Change The More We Stay The Same’, the debut EP by Welsh metalcore quintet When We Were Wolves.
In OneMetal’s latest Round-Up article Ryan Neal delves into the melodic death metal shelves to fish out some releases by Waking Theo, Ritual of Odds, Mors Principium Est, Process and The Sorrow for review.
Nicholas Cleeve is forced to get the beating stick out in order to adequetely deal with Sheffield metalcore mob Immension’s self-titled debut EP.
Metal is a rare import to Brussels, so you’d better bet that Ryan Neal was on the case as soon as he heard that Trivium and As I Lay Dying were passing through town.
Nicholas Cleeve descends to the bowels of the Camden Underworld to witness melodic death metallers Engel play an amazing set to a shockingly thin crowd.
Ryan Neal checks out the debut EP from Sheffield metalcore upstarts Fates Upon Us. Will they be the next big thing to hit the British isles?
OneMetal’s Danny Heaton, Jack Traveller and Phil Whitehouse take you through the second part of their in-depth review of 2012′s Bloodstock Open Air Metal Festival.
It turns out that the new Vision of Disorder release is a pretty mean-sounding album. Chris Ward gives ‘The Cursed Remain Cursed’ a play or two and begins to feel their pain.
Southern rockers Shadows Chasing Ghosts have released their second LP, Lessons. Can we learn anything new about metal in 2012?
Nicholas Cleeve was forced to brave many crippling flashbacks of Classics classes in order to review the debut album of these London-based mythology fans. It was definitely worth it.
Phil Whitehouse checks out ‘Wires of Creation’ the debut record by Australian melodic death metal quintet Elysian.