Category: Music


  • Gopher Release Debut Album, Tunnel Buddies, Drop New Single: Party In The Sky

    The Australian duo Gopher has officially arrived with their debut, Tunnel Buddies, and itโ€™s a chaotic mix of Grind Metal, and electronics that doesn’t take itself too seriously. Built by Ernie Bingo on vocals and Ned Smelly on guitars, the project leans hard into exaggerated storytelling and high-energy shifts, pivoting from blast beats and death/slam…

  • Faustian Sign With Apocalyptic Witchcraft for Second Album, Release Visualizer Video: Broken Better

    The Australian Extreme Metal supergroup Faustian is officially back, signing with Apocalyptic Witchcraft for their second album, Parable of the Sewer. The band is a bit of a powerhouse lineup, featuring members from The Berzerker, Psycroptic, Werewolves, Abramelin, and The Antichrist Imperium, and theyโ€™ve just dropped a visualizer for the lead single, Broken Better. The…

  • Greh Drop New Single: Summoning Aversion

    Greh has just dropped Summoning Aversion, giving us the first look at their upcoming album The Tyranny of Expectations due in early 2027. Itโ€™s a pretty sharp turn for the German trio; theyโ€™ve moved away from their Doom roots to lean into a much harsher mix of Black Metal and atmospheric synths. Itโ€™s stripped back…

  • Uncle Hauk Unveil Tsunami From Upcoming Album: Lose Your Illusions

    Uncle Hauk has officially unveiled Tsunami, the lead single from the upcoming solo album Lose Your Illusions. The project of multi-instrumentalist Hauk Heimdallsman, known for his work in Black Hat Society and Elf Queen, the new record spans nine tracks that refuse to be pinned down to a single genre. Instead, the music fluidly navigates…

  • Crucella Release Latest Single: Descensum

    Swedish metal act Crucella has officially released their latest single, Descensum, a haunting fusion of Melodic Doom and Progressive Metal. As the fourth track composed by the band, the song serves as a meticulous study in contrast, navigating the thin line between serene, atmospheric soundscapes and sudden, violent shifts in intensity. This sonic volatility is…

  • Final Coil Unleash Instant Fix on the World

    Leicesterโ€™s Final Coil are keeping the momentum rolling on their new EP 1994, with a fresh video landing for its opening track, Instant Fix. The EP has already been picking up strong reactions for its sharp, high-energy return to the bandโ€™s heavier instincts, and this latest release doubles down on that. Frontman Phil Stiles explains…

  • Tooms Announce Second Album: Karst

    Tooms, hailing from Limerick in the west of Ireland, have steadily evolved from their early days as Gaia into something heavier, stranger, and far more ambitious. Formed around bassist Anto Donnellan, drummer Kieran Grace, and guitarist/vocalist Alex Hรถlzinger, the trioโ€™s early groundwork eventually crystallised into Tooms with the 2017 single Simon Ferocious, a track that…

  • The Eternal Release Lament for The Hollow

    Following the momentum of the Celestial EP, The Eternal now unveil a new animated lyric video for their latest single Lament For The Hollow, the first glimpse into their upcoming album Obscured Horizons, due September 18th via Reigning Phoenix Music. Lament For The Hollow opens wide from the first note, huge, sweeping guitar harmonies stretching…

  • Einvigi Change Their Narrative With New Single: Stigma

    Sometimes bands tweak the formula. Maybe sharpen the edges, swap a pedal, call it evolution. Einvigi chose to burn the whole thing to the ground and started again. The Finnish Post-Black Metal outfit return with Stigma, a new single and video that doesnโ€™t feel like a step forward so much as a full-scale rebirth. This…

  • The BMA Comes to The Cult Archives

    The Cult Archives isnโ€™t just your late-night gateway to underground cinema and unholy noise, itโ€™s also the beating, blackened heart of the BMA record label. This is where the theory stops and the damage begins. The BMA exists for one reason: to take everything we love about the underground, and press it into something you…