Review: ÂGE ⱡ TOTAL ‘ÂGE ⱡ TOTAL’
ÂGE ⱡ TOTAL offer us ‘a celestial climax’ in this collaborative project that draws on the Bordeaux and Rouen scenes,
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Author: Harry Holmes
Review: Zeahorse ‘Let’s Not (And Say We Did)’
A return after a time away from the Sydney four-piece. I have to admit to knowing nothing about them prior
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Top Ten Of 2020: Harry Holmes
What a wonderful year it’s been! Oh, sorry that’s the start of my ‘Top 10 of 2022’ intro template. Still, some
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Review: Locean ‘Top Ten Zen Meditations’
Locean have been kicking around the Manchester weirdo scene for eight years or so now, with varying collectives of players
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Review: Morpholith ‘Null Dimensions’
Morpholith have apparently been around a few years now, although I’m not sure how much noise they’ve made outside their
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Review: Anthroprophh ‘German Oak’
Anything that reminds me of a happy live music experience is going to get immediate interest this year, and as
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Review: Oldblood ‘Arms To The Sky’ EP
Not short of ambition, Oldblood have put out a debut EP (four tracks and half an hour) about the horrors
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Review: Tambourinen ‘Wooden Flower’
No, it’s not Tambourine the 1960s-flavoured Dutch band from the late 80s, this is Grant Beyschau, drummer and saxophonist from
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Review: Acid Mess ‘Sangre De Otros Mundos’
Are you ready for a Spanish psych rock party? Make no mistake, this is your invitation. Things may start peacefully
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Review: Massimo Pupillo ‘The Black Iron Prison’
A strange and unsettling thing, this. An ambient/drone record drawing on ideas from Gnosticism, alchemy, and the writing of Philip
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Review: Jahbulong ‘Eclectic Poison Tones’
The second album from Jahbulong, a Verona, Italy trio that brings us four relaxed and expansive songs, with a nod
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