A band that really needs no introduction, Ensiferum has been setting the standard of folk metal for nearly 20 years with a string of incredible albums under their belt. However with their previous release, 2012’s Unsung Heroes, many thought that … Continue reading
Aires’ self titled debut album last year was a fantastic release. Combining drone, ambient and shoegaze with field recordings, the result was an incredibly sparse, bleak listen, the lack of melody and emotion making one envisage absolute nothingness. However, the … Continue reading
Here’s the new SoN radio. New tracks come from Aires & Rui.P.Andrade, who deliver scathing harsh noise, Most Holy Death’s unsettling noise drone, Nightwish’s first single from upcoming album Endless Forms Most Beautiful, and experimental electronics coming from Beachers. And … Continue reading
2015 may already be yielding some gems, but there’s always time to discover something great you missed in 2014. And Most Holy Death’s recent EP Forsake Your Blood released in October is a fantastic release. Combining drone and noise with tortured … Continue reading
Extreme metal group Primordial came to the capital this Saturday in support of their new album Where Greater Men Have Fallen, bringing great support acts with them in the form of Malthusian and Winterfylleth, with Portrait as a late addition … Continue reading
The new album from German death metal group Chapel of Disease is certainly an interesting one. While carrying the death metal sound their name would suggest, they smoothly combine it with elements of thrash and seventies rock to create a sound that … Continue reading
Here’s another interesting release from Umor Rex records, the debut full length from electronic artist Aux Field. Through the use of synthesizers Aux Field create engrossing soundscapes, propelled along by slow, rhythmic beats. There’s a soft down-tempo atmosphere throughout the … Continue reading
