Review: Rainbows Are Free ‘Head Pains’
Do any of you remember the old jukebox on Stonerrock.com (RIP)? At the time it seemed so cutting edge, but
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Album & EP Reviews
Review: Canyon Of The Skull ‘Sins Of The Past’
From the band name, track lengths (two tracks…60 minute release…) and the starry desertscape on the cover art, an unwary
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Review: Inerth ‘Inerth’
The last song on Inerth’s self-titled four-track EP is a cover of Wardance by Killing Joke. If you don’t know
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Review: V ‘Led Into Exile’
Out earlier in the autumn, Sweden’s sludgey doom lords V‘s second record Led Into Exile is a forty minute journey
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Review: The River ‘Vessels Into White Tides’
The River are a fourpiece who hail from the South London suburb of Beckingham which is located to the west
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Review: Pagan Altar ‘Mythical & Magical’ & ‘The Time Lord’ Re-Issues
Pagan Altar‘s status can neither be understated nor undervalued. Although they’re mainly known within doom metal circles, the fact this
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Review: Torpor ‘Rhetoric Of The Image’
Torpor are from London. They are not from the dark corners of your mind…although I have a feeling this is
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Review: Sunn O))) ‘Pyroclasts’
My ears always prick up when I hear of a new Sunn O))) recording emerging into the light. Sadly, they
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Review: Wolfbrigade ‘The Enemy: Reality’
The roots of Wolfbrigade can be traced back to the early 80’s and a band called Anti-Cimex who were Sweden’s
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Review: Witch Trail ‘The Sun Has Left The Hill’
It’s nearly impossible to put a genre on this record, and strict genre interpretations are for poseurs anyway, but if
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Review: Golden Core ‘Fimbultýr’
This Norwegian duo are the definition of potential, with a 15 year old and a 17 year old powering this
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