Mammoth Weed Wizard Bastard, Jon Jones and the Beatnik Movement, Gravves, Video Nasties: Outpost, Liverpool
The fourth annual Keep It Heavy event rolled into Outpost recently and Getintothis’ Nedim Hassan was there to see how…
Browsing: Dysgeusia
Dysgeusia #22: Meshuggah and The Dillinger Escape Plan – the Demon of Originality
In this month’s Dysgeusia, Mark Davies returns to ponder the formula behind some of extreme metal’s heaviest success stories.
Dysgeusia #21: Reaching new progressive heights and sonic lows
With several massive prog-metal albums on their way, Getintothis’ Mark Davies asks if we are labelling music “prog” that isn’t exactly progressive.
Russian Circles, Samothrace, The Bendal Interlude: Constellations, Liverpool
Getintothis marched David Hall along to the Baltic Triangle to be pounded into submission by the Illinois post-metal titans.
Liverpool Music 2015: Highs, lows and best of the rest
As we close 2015, Getintothis’ Adam Lowerson, Shaun Ponsonby and Paul Riley collate a comprehensive selection of the highs, lows and best of…
Dysgeusia #11: Death metal dogsitting and demented split releases
In our monthly round-up of all things metal, Getintothis’ Mark Greenwood takes the dogs for a ghost walk with one hell…
Dysgeusia #10: Metaphorical furnishings and dystopian rock operas featuring Russkaja, Year Of The Goat and Native Construct
In the tenth edition of Dysgeusia, Getintothis’ Laura Coppin returns to muse on her absence, Russkaja’s inimitable howling, old favourites…
Dysgeusia #9: High on Fire, Photon, Grimpen Mire and the wild goats of Fuerteventura
This month’s Dysgeusia has a touch of the exotic as Getintothis’ Mark Greenwood reports on all things metal from the…
Dysgeusia Volume #4: A time for reflection and admirable weight gain.
In the last of this year’s metal columns, Getintothis’ Laura Coppin muses on the the darker side of 2014.
Dysgeusia Volume #3: Base level trickery and the crushing weight of nihilistic doom
Suffering from post-travelling blues and metal band betrayal, Getintothis’ Laura Coppin finds solace in the heavy melodrama of doom bands in the…