Review: Bummer ‘Dead Horse’
Even if you don’t take the time to check out a note of the music on Bummer‘s gloriously ugly new
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Author: Jamie Grimes
Review: Gloop ‘Crayon Sun’
A tight thirty minutes of whiplash awaits between the covers of Gloop‘s Crayon Sun, the latest in the ever-swelling ranks
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Review: Orchestra Of Constant Distress ‘Concerns’
If you’re a pre-existing fan of Sweden’s gloriously scummy Orchestra Of Constant Distress I will straight away offer you the
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Review: Qrixkuor ‘Poison Palinopsia’
The musician known publicly as simply ‘S’ has endured various obstacles over the last five years to bring this first
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Review: Smiling ‘Devour’
While hailing from San Diego and beginning in the mid-2010s, Smiling actually evoke the ramshackle spirit of UK indie of
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Review: Rakta ‘Live At Novas Frequências’
Rakta have been one of the most fascinating bands to follow the development of over the last decade, the Brazilians
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Review: Despise You ‘West Side Horizons’
It is now twenty-six years since Inglewood, California’s Despise You made their vinyl debut on the split 7” with Suppression.
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Review: Alexis Marshall ‘House Of Lull . House Of When’
How extraordinary the second act of Alexis F Marshall‘s musical career has been. Daughters were, in their initial run, a
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Review: Musk Ox ‘Inheritance’
Timing is a weird thing with record releases. It seems like a miscalculation for Musk Ox to release Inheritance in
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Review: Raphael Weinroth-Browne ‘Worlds Within Live’
Cellist and composer Raphael Weinroth-Browne seems to be a busy man right now what with an impending new album from
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Review: Lung Knots ‘Golden Dirges, Molten Larynges’
It’s almost a cliche at this point to describe a record as sounding like the end of the world, so
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