Liam Yates
Latest articles by Liam Yates

Khemmis – Desolation album review
By Liam Yates published
Denver’s doom-weighted heavy metallers Khemmis move up another level with Desolation

Spite - Antimoshiach album review
By Liam Yates published
Progressive, esoteric invocations from NY’s blackened borough

Black Wizard - Livin’ Oblivion album review
By Liam Yates published
Canada’s 70s-styled retro rockers fire up their furnaces

Sortilegia - Sulphurous Temple album review
By Liam Yates published
Mystical black metal minimalism from the Canadian enclaves

Lihhamon - Doctrine album review
By Liam Yates published
German savages bring some clarity to their cacophony

Jess And The Ancient Ones - The Horse And Other Weird Tales album review
By Liam Yates published
Finland’s psych visionaries pass the acid test

The 3rd Attempt - Egocidical Path album review
By Liam Yates published
Tchort’s newest black metal blastfest sticks to safe ground

Degial - Predator Reign album review
By Liam Yates published
Uppsala’s blackened death dealers sharpen their dark art

Cloak - To Venomous Depths album review
By Liam Yates published
Southern US occult metallers still seeking their own left-hand path

Kadavar - Rough Times album review
By Liam Yates published
Berlin’s hirsute retro-rockers get down and get high

Altarage - Endhinghent album review
By Liam Yates published
Soul-choking black/death dynamics from a shadowy Spanish sect

Portrait - Burn The World album review
By Liam Yates published
Swedish masters of steel fire on all cylinders

Dead Lord - In Ignorance We Trust album review
By Liam Yates published
Seventies-obsessed Swedes prove they’re the reel thing

Nexul - Paradigm Of Chaos album review
By Liam Yates published
Primitive yet precise battery from Satan’s Texan wing

Petyr - Petyr album review
By Liam Yates published
Sun-kissed stoner psych from the spawn of Tony Hawk

Necrot - Blood Offerings album review
By Liam Yates published
Death metal brutality with true, old-school determination

Ensnared - Dysangelium album review
By Liam Yates published
Sweden’s atmospheric merchants of death refine their fury

Cloven Hoof - Who Mourns For The Morning Star album review
By Liam Yates published
NWOBHM originals make their way to the modern age

R.I.P - In The Wind album review
By Liam Yates published
True doom adepts look to the real world for inspiration

Lantern - II: Morphosis album review
By Liam Yates published
Fearsome Finns refine their death metal murk

Endalok - Úr Draumheimi Viđurstyggđar album review
By Liam Yates published
Atmospheric black metallers scale the heights of the Icelandic scene

Dead Witches - Dead Witches album review
By Liam Yates published
Electric Wizard drummer hits back on familiar ground
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