Review: Ungraven / Slomatics – Split
Coming in to the spring of twenty twenty-one, life is starting to look far brighter. The hope for a more
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Author: Lee Beamish
Review: Wenches ‘Effin’ Gnarly’
Once upon a time, life was pretty simple. Life moved comfortably, and the music industry, and in particular the heavy
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Review: Dead Register ‘Don’t Fail Me’
Sometimes you stumble upon a band that you can’t turn away from. You can’t pinpoint exactly why, or what it
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Review: Sunnata ‘Burning In Heaven, Melting On Earth’
Picture the scene, its two thousand and thirteen, and your band, ‘Satellite Beaver’, is on the verge of greatness. Do
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Review: Mt. Mountain ‘Circle’
When most of us think about Australia, we conjure up ideas of sunny days, warmth, and good times. An atmosphere
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Review: The Chronicles Of Manimal And Samara ‘Full Spectrum’
Taking on a project such as this to review is always a source of much trepidation. To willingly step out
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Review: Splendidula ‘Somnus’
When we think of big music acts, and where they’re located on the planet, I imagine, you, like me, don’t
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Review: Witnesses ‘IV’
Back in June of twenty twenty I was given the task of reviewing the album Doom II, for the band/
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Review: Sataray / Zania Morgan ‘Argyropoeia’
Sometimes something comes along, and it is so unique, it makes you stop, and give it your full attention, just
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Review: Appalooza ‘The Holy Of Holies’
A few weeks ago, I had the honour of reviewing the debut album by the French band Starmonger, and sometimes
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Review: Stellar Death ‘Fragments Of Light’
As we have entered twenty twenty-one, and things are at an all-time high with the instability of mankind, it seems
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