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I’m on the phone to Weedeater’s bassist and vocalist Dave ‘Dixie’ Collins and the phone-line is making him sound like some kind of weird demon.

First off, you can hardly call 50+ minutes of heavy psychedelia an EP - this release is quality AND value for money.

I'm glad that Grim Van Doom's name (which for some reason makes me think of glittery fun times) does not, in any way, shape or form, reflect their musical output.

Belfast's Tusks have come up with a rather delightful debut album that is, at the risk of sounding like a paraphrased toilet roll commercial, thick, rich and very absorbing.

Pacific Northwestern psychedelic doom bringers, YOB, will bring their sonic enormity to stages this Fall on a lengthy North American headlining trek.

This November, Philip H. Anselmo's Housecore Horror Fest will celebrate its third year of audio and visual bedlam.

Swedish cats Year Of The Goat have confused me with their second album The Unspeakable; essentially this appears to my ear as a heavier version of Muse -

I must prefix this review with the admission that I love Cathedral so this piece will have the hearty stench of bias wafting through it.

For a band that (apparently) has no bass player, Tomb Of Finland manage to produce some rather delightful metal goodness for your consumption - indeed, Below The Green has

Watch the album trailer for Grief's Infernal Flower below!