Northern Irish rock legends, Therapy?, have a career to look back on with pride. At the forefront of techno, industrial and noise-rock in the early 1990s, they achieved commercial and…
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American trio, Spotlights, are a cult band with a strong DIY ethic. Now on their fourth LP and first for Mike Patton’s Ipecac Records, they hit the road at the…
Brooklyn multi-instrumentalist, Timo Ellis, is famous for his work as an audio engineer/producer and his friendship with Sean Lennon. Indeed, he played in American art rock band, Cibo Matto, with…
The Human Race is Filth (THRIF) suggest in their name that they play a misanthropic brand of extreme metal. You don’t expect lollipops and balloons from a band that started…
The death of Caleb Scofield in 2018 could have ended Cave In, but they honoured their late bassist by mixing and mastering their last demos with him for 2019’s acclaimed,…
Powerviolence quartet, Trading Hands, features some of the most recognisable names from the extreme metal scene in the English home counties. SBR readers might know one or two of them.…
Milton Keynes might be the birthplace of prog metal heavyweights like Tesseract and Monuments, but the town of brutalist architecture and red-brick housing can add a new name to the…
Sheffield sludge merchants, Kurokuma, have been around since 2013. Having already made an impact on the underground scene with a string of EPs and split records, they’re now ready to…
Hertfordshire duo, Dreadbeggar, finally release their debut EP after sitting on it for four years, and it’s full of nasty riff-fuelled guitars. This is sludge metal the old school way…