Formed in Mannheim, Germany back in 2005, Black Shape Of Nexus (aka B.SON) deliver to the unsuspecting listener ferocious monolithic Doom, although with their latest release ‘Microbarome Meetings’ they promise a more back to basics droned out ambience to their…
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Grifter were amongst the 1st bands I ever interviewed when I initially started The Sleeping Shaman back in early 2005, 3 years on and with the release of their ‘The High Unholy Mighty Rollin’ CDEP ready to hit the streets…
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Like that day old taste of sour mash, that tinnitus from blasting AC/DC and Clutch out of your car stereo or the hot humid Southern air that seems to increase Earth’s gravitational pull. This band couldn’t be more blue collar,…
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1998 was the year Charger reared its ugly head to the unsuspecting underground with the release of their debut demo ‘Haul Ass’, this was soon followed with their infamous ‘Fuzzbastard’ EP and debut album ‘Foul Year Of Our Lord’ both…
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The Bastard Noise really needs no introduction. They were not formed, but more a case of metamorphosis. Gradually evolving from Man Is The Bastard into Man Is The Bastard Noise and currently residing as The Bastard Noise. Who knows where…
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Rise Of The Simians are a fairly new name to me and was only recently introduced to them after their guitarist Sloan, contacted me about submitting reviews to this very website. But what about the band in question, based down…
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Traditional Doomers Misericorde were formed by ex-Year Zero bassist Murray Geddes (aka Muzz) whose history can be traced right back to the late 90′s. Starting out life as a solo project, overtime the passion for all things doom developed in…
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I first became aware of Mountains Became Machines when their guitarist Adam joined our forum, after a quick introduction to their music on their MySpazz page, I fired off my £4 for their debut release ‘Paths’ and was immediately impressed,…
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I got a story for this one; Something foul keeps getting up your nose, the stench is coming from the house at the end of the road. Curious you edge closer, cautious of the low-end sonic emissions emanating from the…
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Y’know I prefer COL to Pelican, I prefer them to Bossk, hell…I even prefer them to Isis and I love this new record. So why am I struggling with this review, why do I feel slightly disappointed? Maybe it roots…
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