GMH Records’ 3rd release, the Distrust/Dusk split, is in order and in anticipation of the afore-mentioned split and in an effort to be able to provide better previews etc., GMH Records has started its very own fan-page on Facebook. Join and spread the word! Support the revolution! Join and Support ...

Odyssey recently put up their official website. I don’t really have much to say and I am too scatterbrained at the moment to come up with anything. The layout is pretty interesting. Check out the website and see for yourselves. Odyssey’s Official Website (clicking will direct you to the website) ...

Berserker got mentioned on Murder Music. The funny thing is, it is only now that I have noticed. This is EPIC! Officially EPIC! Flamboyantly EPIC! Flagrantly EPIC! Un-abashedly EPIC! ...

The upcoming Dusk/Distrust split to be released via Gasmask Holocaust Records is called Eastern Assault. The following is the promo. ...

With the history of tension that India and Pakistan seem to share, it is practically impossible for Metalheads on one side of the border to co-ordinate with Metalheads on the other side.  We may be enemies in the minds of the fuckers that run shit around our countries but, personally, at least, India and Pakistan should be on better terms.  This...

Here you go, guys! This is the long-awaited split album featuring Abyssed, Bleak Emptiness and Yhdarl. I will follow up with a review shortly. Despair, Desolation, Destruction Tracklist: 1. Abyssed – Introduction 2. Abyssed – Delusion I 3. Abyssed – Fallen 4. Bleak Emptiness – Inner Perversion 5. Bleak Emptiness – V...

Abyssed has re-released his  demo in the form of a split with Helldawn from France. This is probably the second or third Pakistani band to come out with a physical release. I am gonna tell you guys how you can get your hands on it in a couple of days but obviously, buying CDs was never popular among you gays guys. ...

It is official. Odyssey is going to release their full-length debut through Gasmask Holocaust Records. Pakistani Heavy Metal finally has found itself some patronage. Formerly, bands would always bring up a lack of motivation to play metal in conjunction with no record labels who support metal in Pakistan. No more whining about a lack of incentive. ...