As mentioned, Maryland’s Yatra are releasing their second album of 2020, All Is Lost, on October 9 via Grimoire Records (pre-order). They’ve already released two songs from it (“All Is Lost” and “Eyes ...

There is a gloom that is growing in the bones of metal once more. A faint light has been shining from a certain cavern, and its dwellers are getting ready to rise once more. Spring is here, the rains ...

If you believe everything you see in pop-culture, Los Angeles and Southern California seem like something out of a daydream: good vibes, endless sun, and the promise of becoming a star. But to many ...

The enigmatic doom sludge outfit Toadliquor (not to be confused with “toad licker” which is what you call someone who gets high off of hallucinogenic frogs) has somehow returned from the shadows to ...

In darkness there is light. In expression there is power. In agony there is deafening release. The experimental sludge doom of Salt Lake City’s SubRosa combines all of these things in its haunting, ...

Sometimes, you want metal to rip you apart and blast you into the stratosphere with insanely fast, technical precision and apocalyptically demonic vocals, It’s only natural. But what about those times ...

London’s Desertfest sees swathes of doom, psych and stoner rock fans descend upon five venues throughout Camden for three ...

“For this festival we tried to get in the spirit by doing as many slow songs as possible,” says Barney Greenway of Napalm Death, about a quarter of the way through a set not conspicuous by its sloth. ...

Kurokuma have been kicking up a mighty racket since 2013, with a series of EPs and splits finally giving way to this debut full-length. It’s tempting to view its long gestation as a result of the band ...

Descend into the slimy heart of the IGN UK podcast this week, as Joe is confusingly repulsed by Scorn, Matt and Cardy have conflicting feelings on the new Monkey Island, and everyone really likes ...