Review: Breaths ‘Though life has turned out nothing like I imagined, it is far better than I could have dreamt.’
‘All great art is born through suffering’. Whilst the exact origin of that quote may be lost, it is a
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Author: Mark Hunt-Bryden
Review: Cooper McBean ‘The Magnolia Sessions’
Growing up my exposure to country music was primarily from my grandmother who, while sitting at her sewing machine, would
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Review: 40 Watt Sun ‘Perfect Light’
Sometimes the process of writing about music is as complex and difficult to pin down as the idea of writing
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Review: King Bastard ‘It Came From The Void’
The great thing about music is that its muse and theme can come from pretty much anything and take the
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Review: GoreSkinCoffin ‘Release My Suffering’
From Possessed to Cattle Decapitation, Autopsy to Winds of Plague, California has a rich and varied relationship with death metal
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Review: Suns Of The Tundra ‘Murmuration’ Reissue
It seems a condition of writing about English prog rockers Suns Of The Tundra to mention the historical connection to
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Review: Slow Burning Rage ‘Slow Burning Rage’
Ryan Parrish is best known for his hardcore thrash or punk drumming that propels two of West Virginia’s most ferocious
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Review: Dark Sky Burial ‘Omnis Cum In Tenebris Praesertim Vita Laboret’
Napalm Death man Shane Embury has been an incredibly busy man over the course of the last two years. Whilst
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Review: The Resonant Rogues ‘The Magnolia Sessions’
The latest instalment for season two of The Magnolia Sessions in 2021 sees the delightful Appalachian folk tones of Western
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Review: Lähdön Aika ‘Valonaara’ EP
It has no doubt been a difficult time for bands these past nearly two years. Not only have the global
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Top Ten Of 2021: Mark Hunt-Bryden
Last year I was extolling the amount of new music that had burst forth during this time of global uncertainty,
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