Review: envy ‘Eunoia’
Japanese post-hardcore Legends envy are one of the most interesting heavy acts to emerge from the land of the Rising
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Author: Mark Hunt-Bryden
Sergeant Thunderhoof: An Interview With Vocalist Dan Filtcroft
It may be two years since the release of Sergeant Thunderhoof‘s last album, the critically acclaimed This Sceptred Viel, which
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Review: Sergeant Thunderhoof ‘The Ghost Of Badon Hill’
Over the course of four albums, culminating in 2022’s This Sceptred Veil, Somerset-dwelling prog, stoner and desert rock outfit Sergeant
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Review: Harvestman ‘Triptych: Part Three’
Given that this review is covering the final release of Steve Von Till‘s epic Harvestman three-part saga Triptych, the main
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Review: SoftSun ‘Daylight In The Dark’
Regular readers of my writing on the site will know of my love for Yawning Man guitarist, the mesmerising and
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Review: i Häxa ‘i Häxa’
This has truly felt like Schrödinger’s year, simultaneously dragging on forever in the moment yet somehow here we are with
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Review: Cortez ‘Thieves And Charlatans’
Having spent a lot of time this year dallying around with post-metal, dreamy, ethereal music and some serious bludgeon, my
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Review: Sugar Horse ‘The Grand Scheme Of Things’
Like the instinct to root for your hometown team, I always keep an eye out for bands with connections to
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Review: Benjamin Tod ‘Shooting Star’
It is a strange dilemma for a fan when we are drawn to an artist who articulates pain and sorrow
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Review: Hermano ‘When The Moon Was High’
Hermano, the revered cult stoner rock group featuring bassist Dandy Brown, Mike Callahan and David Angstrom on guitars, drummer Chris
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Review: LizZard ‘Mesh’
Pelagic Records have a mission statement to release twenty albums a year of high-quality post-rock from artists they like and
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