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Review by K Bewitched – Diabolical Death Mass Record Label: Osmose Productions Year: 2026 Rating: 7/10 I was suspicious at first that I’d been asked to review a new album by Bewitched, the rather fetching Irish female Pop duo from the 90s, famously brought to the world’s attention by Andy McCluskey from OMD. However, it […]

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Review by Jeger Hor – III Record Label: Metal Throne Productions Year: 2026 Rating: 7.5/10 It wasn’t always this way… It’s been through the bitterest suffering – torrents of agony pouring down from storm clouds of perdition’s rain and this uncanny ability to see the world and its people for what and who they truly […]

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Review by Transmontanus Hellripper – Coronach Record Label: Century Media Records Year: 2026 Rating: 7/10 There is something inherently feral about Hellripper, a project that has always thrived on velocity, irreverence, and a deep-rooted love for the primordial DNA of Black, Speed, and Thrash Metal. Yet with “Coronach”, James McBain does something subtly radical: he […]

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Review by Nekrist Primordial Black – Monas Hieroglyphica (EP) Record Label: M & O Music Year: 2024 Rating: 7/10 A few months ago, I was invited to explore bands from Africa, a vast and fascinating continent about which I’m still relatively ignorant in terms of metal and music in general. However, it was clear that […]

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Interview by Transmontanus Some bands drift through the decades like passing storms — violent for a moment, then dissolved into memory — and some move with a more deliberate gravity, as though each release were carved into time rather than merely issued into it. Since their emergence in 2005 from the shadowed margins of Singapore’s […]

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