Review: Taras Bulba ‘Sometimes The Night’
Presumably named after the film (as it has a celebrated soundtrack), Taras Bulba is a solo project from ex-Earthling Society
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Author: Josuph Price
Review: Remote ‘Дым’
Hailing from Russia, Remote have been spewing out huge walls of gradually more extreme pitch-black pick ‘n’ mix sludge for
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Review: Moths & Locusts ‘Helios Rising’
Moths & Locusts’ second album Helios Rising was originally released on CD in 2016. Now reissued on vinyl through Cardinal
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Review: Red Mesa ‘The Path To The Deathless’
Hailing from Albuqerque, New Mexico, Red Mesa released their third album, The Path To The Deathless kast week on 12th
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Review: Ice ‘The Ice Age’
The Ice Age was recorded by the Indianapolis band Ice in 1970. Sadly, the band broke up shortly after and
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Review: Thunderbird Divine ‘The Hand Of Man’
Thunderbird Divine formed in Philadelphia in 2017 seeking to play heavy-riff-heavy head music influenced by obvious stoner, psych, and doom
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Review: Walk Through Fire ‘Vår Avgrund’
From Gothenburg, Sweden, step Walk Through Fire with Vår Avgrund, released through Wolves And Vibrancy Records. The title translates in
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Review: Various Artists ‘Women Of Doom’
Women Of Doom, released through Blues Funeral Recordings and Desert Records, is a collaborative project inspired by and celebrating the
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Review: Sigiriya ‘Maiden Mother Crone’
It can’t be easy to follow in the wake of your own legend. A well loved and respected band breaks
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Review: Gorilla ‘Rock Our Souls’ Reissue
Gorilla, one of those bands that takes its influences – a lot of which are lesser known and underappreciated –
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Review: The Goners ‘Good Mourning’
Following in the long established tradition of studied and proficient Scandinavian rock bands, The Goners mix up several forms of
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