Gods of Wrath The Making of Bulldozer’s The Day of Wrath Motörhead. Venom. Hellhammer. Bulldozer. All bands that were despised, sometimes ridiculed, from the onset of their careers. Though it’s an ignominious distinction to be reviled so publicly, for bands that survive the initial battering,… Read More »Bulldozer – The Day of Wrath
Can You Feel the Groove? The Making of Cathedral’s The Ethereal Mirror All the warning signs were there. We should’ve seen The Ethereal Mirror coming. The large majority of us didn’t. The glacial pace of Forest of Equilibrium and its overcast attitude weren’t going to… Read More »Cathedral – The Ethereal Mirror
Greeting, Decibel readers! This week’s edition of Five for Friday is kind of a mix of fresh new releases and a catching up on some interesting work left over from December. You’ll also notice that the selections below are all from lesser-known and obscure artists.… Read More »Five For Friday: January 5, 2024
Seattle Mariners Team Outlook after they made multiple blockbuster trades were made to send out Robbie Ray and Jose Caballero. The Mariners are offloading some of their more veteran players and will get younger and more flexible, bringing in Mitch Haniger and Anthony DeSclafani. View… Read More »Mariners Outlook: Multiple Blockbuster Trades
Listing all the attributes of the late John Hipwell, as described by fellow players and journalists, I came to the realisation they were describing the quintessential rugby union halfback. A tenacious player who was a dynamic, brisk runner, providing potent defence and acting as an… Read More »Brave, highly skilled and well-respected: John Hipwell was the quintessential rugby halfback