When I last caught up with Silenoz, the conversation was rooted in the savage world of Insidious Disease and After Death. This time, the setting was very different. The scope was wider, darker, and far more cinematic as we stepped back into the vast and Read More …
Fuck me! What did I just listen to? This was my initiation into the Vomitory horde, and I’m not going to lie to the faithful readers of the CRANNK album reviews… I fucking loved it! Talk about power in death metal — Vomitory have it Read More …
Nights of Malice are evolving fast—and Chaos Exordium proves it. In this interview, Brendan McGrath breaks down how “Ex-Mortis” reshaped the album, pushing the band into a sharper, more technical, and brutally refined era. Read More …
Have you ever held your breath for so long it felt like your lungs were aflame? Southern sludge group LungBurner have ripped this album straight out of their hearts… or maybe straight out of hell. Dogma is a forty-minute journey that feels like a wild Read More …
A raw, behind-the-scenes death metal interview exploring the chaos of modern recording, touring life, and the fragile systems that hold extreme music together — from click tracks and studio breakdowns to life on the road in The Absolution Sequence. Read More …
Matty Mullins talks sold out chaos, unfinished business, and why this April 2026 tour has to mean everything When Memphis May Fire last hit Australia, it was chaos in the best possible way. Five sold out shows. Huge reactions. Glowing reviews. And more than 1600 Read More …
On the 3rd of April, 2026, the Spanish band SolNegre gave a gift that is too heavy to not feast our listening skills upon. The gift? A 5 track Album* under the title “Anthems For The Grand Collapse” and by god, it’s captivating in all Read More …
Joel Hokka (ex-Blind Channel) discusses his new project HOKKA and the album Via Miseria IV. In this emotional interview, he opens up about leaving Blind Channel, creative freedom, rock bottom, and the personal journey behind his new music. A raw, honest conversation about identity, rebirth, and finding your own voice again. Read More …
When Of Mice & Men return to Australia this May with Crystal Lake, they will not be stepping back onto our stages as a band living off reputation alone. They are arriving with momentum, with clarity, and with the kind of creative confidence that only Read More …
If you’re living under a rock in absolute social confinement, with zero connection to the real world and or the internet, blind, deaf, and dead, then you most likely wouldn’t have heard of Angine de Poitrine. the math rock duo taking over music reporting, media Read More …
Some records feel like a debut in name only. By the time you get to the end of Scream into the Void, it does not sound like the work of someone dipping a toe into a side lane just to see what happens. It sounds Read More …
May the Crippled Black Phoenix rise again. The prog rock and post-metal legends have struck once more with their new album Sceaduhelm, and it truly fits their name as it ticks every box. A magical ride spanning over an hour and six minutes, it spins Read More …
