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Witch Fever  Fevereaten

It’s the sound of a band unafraid to stare something horrible in the face and keep moving forward anyway Dork

Witch Fever  Fevereaten

A little more of Final Girl's filmic atmospherics might have added life and range, but when Drank The Sap hits its stride, Witch Fever max the catharsis with satisfying force. Print edition only Record Collector

Witch Fever  Fevereaten

Witch Fever is a band with overwhelming promise. Even in ‘FEVEREATEN’s less cohesive moments, they show their potential to grow into their sound and harness every remnant of emotion Clash

Witch Fever  Fevereaten

In their second full-length album, Manchester's Witch Fever deliver a high impact, genre-bending rejection of hegemony The Skinny

Witch Fever  Fevereaten

This is an album for the coldest of autumns and for dark nights of the soul. It’s hellish, haunting and an emotional maelstrom, deeper and more textured than Witch Fever have ever gone before. At this point, everyone needs to know who this band are Kerrang!

Witch Fever  Fevereaten

Relentless in their pursuit of textural and sonic intricacies DIY

Creeper  SANGUIVORE II: MISTRESS OF DEATH

Hedonistic with an irresistible allure, this record is an undead entity of its own Dork

Creeper  SANGUIVORE II: MISTRESS OF DEATH

It its meshing together of time and genre conventions, it’s a record which sounds as if it has somehow always existed DIY

Creeper  SANGUIVORE II: MISTRESS OF DEATH

Creeper have always been great. But in this current (and unexpectedly elongated) vampire phase, they’ve blossomed into their true, proper selves. Go on, Creeper, make this sequel part two of a trilogy Kerrang!

Creeper  SANGUIVORE II: MISTRESS OF DEATH

A fun, compelling caricature of 80s heavy rock which will be enjoyed by those whose favourite version of Iron Maiden is when they really go overboard. Print edition only Record Collector

Creeper  SANGUIVORE II: MISTRESS OF DEATH

Never a band to shy away from making their songs as huge as possible, their fourth record features some of their most monumental tracks to date Clash

Anna Von Hausswolff  ICONOCLASTS

Iconoclasts is its own untamable beast. Adventurous sonically, dynamically rich, it feels daunting, deep as the Mariana Trench. Print edition only Mojo

Anna Von Hausswolff  ICONOCLASTS

The album is a marriage of opposites: automaton-like discipline and total abandon Slant Magazine

Anna Von Hausswolff  ICONOCLASTS

Life and love take novel precedence in ‘ICONOCLASTS’, and maybe it is here that the real iconoclasm of the album lies Clash

Anna Von Hausswolff  ICONOCLASTS

All of the different influences on Iconoclasts just blend so well and it never sounds messy Sputnik Music (staff)