Review: Dome La Muerte E.X.P. ‘El Santo’
‘I was given the nickname Dome La Muerte (Dome The Death) by my friends when I was young, because I
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Author: Domenico 'Mimmo' Caccamo
Review: Palmer Generator ‘Ventre’
The name Palmer Generator, according to guitarist Uncle Tommaso, originated as a joke. With the surname Palmieri in mind, the
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Review: Astral Magic ‘Experiences In Hyperspace’
Finnish experimental bass player, keyboardist and multi-instrumentalist Santtu Laakso, aka Astral Magic, and at times DJ Astro, has been around
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Review: Neon Heart ‘Söderut’
When I started to show interest in the music of Stockholm-based five-piece, atmospheric psych kraut rockers Neon Heart, they were
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Review: Klidas ‘No Harmony’
Klidas (a Czech word which translates to ‘Giant of Silence’), the amazing five-piece experimental post-rock band from Macerata, Marche, Italy,
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Review: Le Scimmie ‘Adriatic Desert’
‘The sea is the voice of my heart, it is the voice of your heart….’ used to sing an old
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Review: Pallbearer Industry ‘Antarctica Rising’
Somewhere in the darkness on the edge of the deepest, unearthly and contorted underground of the Ottawa Valley, Ontario, Canada,
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Review: Orsak:Oslo ‘In Irons’
Swedish/Norwegian four-piece experimental post-rockers Orsak:Oslo (a band that I always admired since I bumped into them on a blogspot), came
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Review: Oranżada ‘Karma Tango’
Way back in the late 60s and throughout the 70s, the Polish music scene was dominated by four much loved
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Review: Desert Wave ‘Deafening Silence’
‘We are mainly an instrumental band because none of us can sing well, but we wanted to give an attempt
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Review: Andrea Caduro ‘It’s Always Darkest Before The Dawn’
‘I want a meditative and reflective dimension in my music, exploring space and suggestions‘. That’s how Rome, Italy, experimental composer,
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