Ben Frost has always something interesting to say, we love his interviews. Check this one at FACT. Some of my favourite music is born from failure and the imperfection of human endeavour. I have a growing, almost infinite trust in my audience.

Há algo na música dos Pallbearer a que fica difícil apontar o dedo mas que parece ser o que no fundo faz tudo isto resultar. A verdade é que esta aparenta possuir um carácter quase feminino e que lhe está bem intrínseco. Há uma suavidade iner

O que podemos esperar do Amplifest este ano? Desde o início, em 2011, o Amplifest tem sido uma aventura ímpar. Durante três edições, tivemos a alegria de partilhar muitos momentos inesquecíveis: um dos primeiros concertos de Godflesh desde a re

YOB have never shied from the big questions. Throughout their 18-year career, the Oregon band have made a name for themselves by lacing speculations on quantum physics and God into their mountainous, roaring doom metal. They’re known for record

Amplifesters from far far away, prepare to fall in love with our little city. By the way, see that big red building on the right? That’s where most of the action takes place – Hard Club. More Porto here.

This is midnight music, winter music, music for wrestling wolves and smearing hot blood across your chest. This is warrior-priest music, stalking-the-shadows music. It’s music that finds ways to sound like Joy Division and Neurosis at the same time

You or anyone I know can go on the Internet and get that stuff for free. I have no problem with that. But then I realize that people want to put it on their iPod, and they can just go download it somewhere. There’s no way for me to police that.

It’s not because they’re playing Amplifest on October 4th, but we agree with Stereogum. Full review here and, for the more distracted ones, the absurdly good new record is streaming on Pitchfork.

London in Stereo caught Ben Frost on his recent show in Corsica Studios, London, and here’s what they thought of it: Abandoning his two drummer set up, headliner Ben Frost embarked on a ferocious solo showing, weaving throbbing tribal percussio

Yob frontman Mike Scheidt was the special guest on the latest Steel for Brains podcast. The conversation covered the topics of “positivity, the importance of spiritual balance, and the monolithic new Yob record, Clearing the Path to Ascend.&#82