Review: Peine Kapital ‘Ecchymoses’
From the opening sample of speech, Peine Kapital let us know that what follows is concerned with violence and freedom.
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Review: Potemkin ‘Sludge Vol. 2’
Ah mate, sorry I’ve not been answering the phone, I’ve been trying to make some changes y’know, and just needed
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Review: Kanaan ‘Earthbound’
Kanaan are a band that Euro heads have been tipping me off to for a while, building a rep as
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Review: GNOD ‘La Mort Du Sens’
GNOD are back and perhaps have been taking the advice of Grover Crow – ‘Let’s not think about it, let’s
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Review: Dust Mountain ‘Hymns For Wilderness’
April this year seems long ages ago, and much of Roadburn Festival’s spectacular effort to bring the world a piece
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Review: Goat ‘Headsoup’
Somehow it feels like a different world back in 2012 when Goat’s debut World Music was released in all its
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Review: Smote ‘Drommon’
Coming to us on Rocket Recordings with a certain amount of mystery, this is a re-release of the original Parts
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Review: Diagonal ‘4’
I will confess to having largely forgotten about Diagonal’s existence since the self-titled caught my attention back in 2008 thanks
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Review: Comet Control ‘Inside The Sun’
Another deceptively deep exploration from Comet Control. While the languid vocals and bright psychedelia recognisable from the song-writing pedigree in
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Review: Potemkin ‘Sludge Vol. 1’
Yep. That’s some sludge. A concise little cassette/digital release from Malmö, Potemkin stick right to the sweet spot of True
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Review: Black Tempel Pyrämid ‘Ancient Hymns & Incantations’
My first reaction was excitement that Kesh Temple Hymn might refer to the amazing work Always Coming Home by Ursula
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