#bloodyard

Album Review: Bloodyard – Orchard Of Corpses (Self Released)

Hard hitting death metal band Bloodyard, release their anticipated debut album on May 1st 2020 featuring nine tracks, including their well-received single, ’Orchard of Corpses’ which bears the same name as the album.

A meaty and sharp start with Blood Begets Blood sets the tone of Orchard of Corpses, the weight of Bloodyard’s death sound pushing down hard. It’s very deep and very dark, only…

Bloodyard - Orchard Of Corpses - By Sty for PlanetMosh

I first fell in love with Bloodyard at Hammerfest 2019 in Prestatyn. Towards the end of night 3,drained and withered from the rigours that media does to you during a festival. The interviews, the photographing and of course, the beer. I stood alone at a table just catching five minutes to try and re-charge. I couldn’t see the stage from where I was, such was the angle of trajectory of the…

Bloodyard – Orchard of Corpses

Bloodyard Orchard of Corpses Heavy Metal, Groove Metal, Death Metal Released: 1st May 2020 Self Released

Bloodyardis one of those bands that have always been on my radar but I have not really given much attention to. Not for any malicious reason, mind you, I just find it hard to keep up with all of the music I want to listen to and inevitably some bands fall through the cracks. So, it was nice…

GIG Review: Hordes X 2019

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Bands: Krysthla, Bloodyard, Dog Tired, Ramage Inc., Threshold Sicks, Seed Of Sorrow, Dominicide, The Starry Wisdom Cult, Evil Blood, Catalysis, Darkness Divine, Melted Messiah 

So, It’s that time of year again. The Dundee metal masses are once again upon the Beat Generator for the yearly metal bash that is Hordes of Belial festival! A mammoth day…

Bloodyard - Darker Rage - By Sty for PlanetMosh

Continuing my reviews of recorded releases from bands that performed at Hammerfest 2019 that I covered, it’s the turn of the awesome Bloodyard.

Whilst stood at the corner of the bar at Stage 2 on the Saturday evening, catching ten minutes ‘me’ time after an all day effort of watching, photographing, and interviewing some amazing bands, I heard something distinctive. The stage wasn’t visible due…