#stuart wain

It's almost 30 years since Incantation first crawled out of the darkness, yet despite their influence, they've never received the same recognition as their peers. Stuart Wain takes a look at their newest, Profane Nexus, to see if this will change. Out now on Relapse Records. http://brokenamp.com/review-incantation-profane-nexus/ 

Ruby the Hatchet achieve something remarkable on Planetary Space Child, which is simultaneously retro in feel and looking to the future, says Stuart Wain. Out now on TeePee Records. http://brokenamp.com/review-ruby-the-hatchet-planetary-space-child/

Paradise Lost may be nearly thirty years in the game, but they keep a sharp edge to their doom. Medusa is a welcome addition, says Stuart Wain. Album is due via @centurymediarecords on 1st September. http://brokenamp.com/paradise-lost-medusa/

It's too easy to make a joke about Entrails' resurrection after their Swedeath run in the 90s, but we're doing it. Stuart Wain explores their World Inferno, out next week on @metalblade. http://brokenamp.com/review-entrails-world-inferno/

USBM slept on Woe for too long, and the band have released a scorching record in Hope Attrition. Stuart Wain revels in the black metal existentialism. http://brokenamp.com/woe-hope-attrition/