heavy-metal – Page 2 – VINYL FANTASY REVIEWS

SINGLE REVIEW: False Thoughts (feat. Izabel Lavin) – rip

A collision of two of the most exciting heavy talents in Merseyside leads to an absolutely electrifying experience.

Private roads’ second single is a bristling rock and roll anthem that puts Dad rock back on the map.

Mainz’s Sharpened.Lives offer a scathing commentary of police state politics on this monstrously heavy single.

House of Protection once again refuse to adhere to expectations or genre, with a killer sophomore EP.

Sleep Token’s latest record is both a brilliant and bloated mess of great ideas and uninspired lows.

Move over The Beatles, there is only one Liverpool band deserving of the title ‘Fab Four’; Loathe have returned to save metal once more.

Thornhill’s long anticipated third record is metal at its hottest.

Twin Skeletons are vying for the title of the next big thing in alternative with their brand new banger.

Spiritbox’s second album cements their status as perhaps the brightest stars in metal.

Liverpool’s Arcadia Ego continue to build their reputation as one of the most exciting bands on the scene.