London omni-metallers Astrohenge are back, and someone must have slipped something into their coffee! Based around a concept of going on holiday to a strange planet of women, the second Astrohenge album takes their trademark sound and applies an amphetamine enema 10 songs of utter chaos dealing in gargantuan riffage, breakneck drumming, bonkers keyboard playing, and the spectrum of heavy sounds from sludge, thrash, and death metal to prog and god knows what else. Possibly their Reign In Blood due to the velocity and brevity with which they tear through the material, this album is a punch in the face to anyone expecting a predictable listen. The band has a fierce live reputation with supporting slots for Between The Buried And Me, Cannabis Corpse, Taint, Ramesses, Monotonix, and more and has been chosen for this year s Damnation Festival.