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8 limmering with hope and the promise of triumph, all horn trills and ascending arpeggios that drag the listener heav…

10 he World Is A Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid To Die are normally known for their blissful and boister…

9 ong Island band The Movielife have reignited after going on a hiatus. And the act are back with a new record which …

7 ver amorphous and ever evolving, on their ninth album Satyricon ply their well-established black ‘n’ roll with a me…

8 ive years after FÆMIN, Process of Guilt return with Black Earth, once again mixing doom with post-metal to provide …

8 hose who haven’t tracked METZ closely since their self-titled debut record in 2012 may be surprised by the devil-ma…

10 helsea Wolfe has bridged the gaps between the folk, industrial and doom metal that have tinged her music since The…

8 ontreal three-piece BIG|BRAVE are more than they appear. You would be tempted to recognize what they have been doin…

9 fter the strange beauty of Celestite, Thrice Woven sounds like a redirection of Wolves’ original blueprint – to cre…

8 bout 30 seconds into Stand Atlantic’s Sidewinder title track, you’re hit with lead singer Bonnie Fraser’s tenacious…

DIRECTOR: Andy Muschietti STARRING: Bill Skarsgård, Jaeden Lieberher, Finn Wolfhard, Jeremy Ray Taylor, Sophia Lillis…

7 ee Ranaldo returns with Electric Trim, his twelfth solo album and believe it or not it’s another leap forward in hi…

Words: Dave Bowes // Photos: Alan Swan iven the current climate, with the US in the tiny grasp of a guinea pig-headed…

9 aiga was a statement, a strong one, which inspired confidence, strength, and a sense of power and control. It can e…

9 o find yourself, your role in this life is difficult, when you’re tumbling down a slope of unpredictability, when y…