Liam Yates

Bleak but beautiful BM from Iceland’s windswept wastes

Underground greaseballs unite for a gnarly punk’n’roll rampage

Greek black metallers Ravencult seek a route out of Hades with new album

Italian death metallers Profanal head towards the Sunlight with new album

Greek black metallers seek a route out of Hades

Resplendent rites from the age of the Aztecs – it's the new album from Albez Duz

Hard-hitting death metallers fail to find enough definition

Sonic adventures along the black metal/psych rock highway with Eerie. Read our review of their new album here

Gates Of Slumber founder comes to terms with tragedy via new band Wretch. Read our album review here

Swedeath metallers Vanhelgd bring some gloom to the Sunshine sound with new album

Esoteric Swedes Head Of The Demon find their own route down the left-hand path with new album. Read our review here...

Furious Finns Teloch carve out their own left-hand path. Check out our album review here...

Rustic English retro-rockers Wytch Hazel earn their keep with new album

Ireland’s latest deathly occultists set out their murky stall

London’s soulful retro-rockers Bright Curse turn up the power with new album

Classic heavy metal glory from the streets of Madrid

Ceremonial Argentinians rise up the South American ranks

Pagan revelries and vintage magick from Canadian occultists

A free-roaming and mind-opening progressive psych sojourn

Appalatian occult rock with an authentic touch

Insidious sermons from the Trondheim mountaintops

German black/thrashers feel the pull of the gothic

Old-school death metal with all the filth packed in

Mellifluous and mesmerising occult rock you can cut a rug to

Vintage-style rock’n’roll from the Swedish fuzz factory