Review: Isaak ‘Hey’
One of the coolest things about being one of the most, if not the most, prominent underground labels specialising in
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Author: Francisco Javier
Review: All Souls ‘Ghosts Among Us’
Los Angeles based All Souls started out in late 2016 and over the past six years have continued to both
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Review: All Souls & Fatso Jetson ‘Live From Total Annihilation’
Somewhere in the dark depths of Los Angeles is a studio called Total Annihilation and it is there that the
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Review: Slowenya ‘Exhaler/Be Empowering’ EP
With the eruption and subsequent abundance of doom bands pursuing an even lower-end tone, Slowenya have arrived on the scene
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Review: NŪR ‘Negative Transfer’ EP
Weighing in at a mere fourteen minutes this three-track EP from NŪR is a bone crushing episode of relentless atmospheric
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Review: Shores Of Null ‘Beyond The Shores (On Death And Dying)’
I will admit to approaching Beyond The Shores with a degree of scepticism, purely because of the recent overuse of
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Review: Upcdownc ‘Score’
Instrumental post rock… instrumental post metal… instrumental sludge… It’s really hard to define Upcdownc as they have traversed almost every
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Review: Foot ‘The Balance Of Nature Shifted’
Australia are certainly pumping out some exciting riff driven hard rock bands these days, from the noisy driving Hotel Wrecking
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Review: Skepticism ‘Alloy’ Reissue
Some bands are the absolute purveyors of their respective genre – some to the point where they inevitably become part
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Review: Vaisseau ‘Horrors Waiting In Line’
The resurgence of the 1980s in its multiple forms brings with it a plethora of ideas that were either amazing
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Review: Adversvm ‘Dysangelion’
The doom genre is currently as dense as the riffage and guitars that often prescribes the scene but there are
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