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Godflesh’s new album Decay has entered the UK charts, reaching No. 9 on the Rock & Metal Albums Chart and No. 30 on the Independent Albums Chart. Released through Relapse Records, Decay marks the latest chapter in Godflesh’s long and uncompromising history, once again operating entirely on their own terms. The album also offers aContinue reading “Godflesh’s Decay Hits the UK Charts with a Top Ten Rock & Metal Entry”

Mythology Agency is pleased to share the latest collaboration between Justin K. Broadrick and Phoebe Bridgers. Justin contributes guitar and bass to Bridgers’ new single, “On Video,” which features during the closing credits of the film Primetime. The film, in which Bridgers also appears, explores the period surrounding Chris Hansen and the television series ToContinue reading “Justin K. Broadrick Reunites with Phoebe Bridgers on “On Video””

With thanks to The Guardian. Photo by Ash Nash. Justin K Broadrick speaks to The Guardian about the approaching end of Godflesh, his recent work with Phoebe Bridgers and the music that comes next. In a wide-ranging interview, Justin reflects on Godflesh’s extraordinary legacy, the forthcoming final chapter of the band and his determination toContinue reading ““I Want to Go Further”: Justin Broadrick on Godflesh, Phoebe Bridgers and His New Band”

With thanks to Metal Anarchy. Photo by Ash Nash. During a recent interview with The Guardian, Justin K Broadrick (Godflesh, Jesu, etc.) discussed his new project White Light District. According to him, the material will be “heavy” and “ugly.” Broadrick said the following: “I wouldn’t dare call it a Godflesh replacement. Because it’s heavy, uglyContinue reading “Godflesh’s Justin Broadrick Unveils White Light District: “It’s Heavy, Ugly Music””

“I hope this fucking world fucking burns away and I’d kill you all if I’d had my way!”. I don’t think that I’ve ever related to lyrics more in my adult life than these. The slog of working a job that you hate, surrounded by customers who don’t have respect for themselves or anyone else,Continue reading “A View From The Back Of The Room: Electric Wizard live review ( by Joe Guatieri)”

Some albums transcend the genres that they’re trying to fit into, while others do away with them altogether. In some cases, a band will make a record that becomes the pinnacle of its genre, achieving legendary status above its contemporaries — something that few can ever hope to attain. Electric Wizard’s Dopethrone is one suchContinue reading “Over two decades after its initial release, Electric Wizard’s Dopethrone maintains its status as a defining album within stoned, sludge, and doom metal, solidifying the Dorset band as one of the greats.”

Mythology Agency is pleased to announce Jesu’s first-ever performance in Bulgaria: an exclusive evening of crushing heaviness, dark beauty and profound emotional intensity at Mixtape 5. “Jesu” was the closing track on Godflesh’s Hymns, foreshadowing the band’s first dissolution and providing the starting point for Justin K Broadrick’s next musical chapter. Jesu would develop intoContinue reading “JESU/ Born Erased Live in Sofia / Club Mixtape 5 / 24.09”

In the last few years (about 6-7 years), we have witnessed a significant change in the way C93 reaches its audience. David is very active on social media and humour has found its place in his candid videos, all of which create an openness that was not there in the past. Andrew Liles live photoContinue reading “Live review: Current 93 at Union Chapel London”

With thanks to Pop Matters: “Since the beginning, there was Godflesh. For those uninitiated into this sect of popular culture, starting with their 1988 self-titled debut, the British duo paved the way for metal’s industrial revolution. Despite many trials and tribulations with the industry that led to a lengthy hiatus during the 2000s (which happenedContinue reading “Pop matters: the alpha and omega of industrial metal refuse to go gently…”

With thanks to the Albert Hall Manchester: “Last night, the satanic majesties Electric Wizard, who last came to our city in 2014(!), brought their famed ultra-heavy, detuned, fuzz-drenched “dropout doom” to our venue with a SOLD-OUT show! Our former chapel felt like the perfect fit for their hypnotic wall of doom metal and the trance-like,Continue reading “Satanic Majesties bring dropout doom to Albert Hall”