Review: Lost Dog Street Band ‘The Magnolia Sessions’
Following the success of The Magnolia Sessions Season 1, Anti-Corporate Music/Black Matter Mastering owner Dan Emery returns with more live
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Author: Mark Hunt-Bryden
Review: Dome Runner ‘Conflict State Design’
Dome Runner are a complete old school industrial metal throwback. For those of a certain age and disposition the cover
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Review: She Said Destroy ‘Succession’
When writing about music to help inform people who may not have heard of the band before, it’s all too
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Review: Lair Of The White Worm ‘EP1’
As a man used to taking a musical sledgehammer to the eardrums, not only as a member of enduring British
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Review: Lunar Ark ‘Recurring Nightmare’
Hailing from Boston Massachusetts, Lunar Ark make music that is as hard hitting as the city’s reputation. From Martin Scorsese
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Review: Toom ‘Behold The Basilisk’ EP
Music is an ever-evolving art form that changes with time and cultural trends, feeding off and reacting to events around
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In Praise Of ‘Folklore, Myths And Legends Of The Brothers Keg’ By The Brothers Keg
Confession time of sorts; last year Lee the esteemed overlord of The Sleeping Shaman emailed me asking if I could
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Review: Carcass ‘Torn Arteries’
When I bought Carcass’ Swansong back in 1996 it was a strange period for the band and its fans. Major
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Review: Dark Sky Burial ‘Vincit Qui Se Vincit’
Back in June of this year I reviewed The Only Place, the latest release from Napalm Death alumni Mick Harris’
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Review: Beyond Grace ‘Our Kingdom Undone’
One of the greatest things about music it’s often a by-product of the surroundings and their influences on the creators.
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Review: Mastiff ‘Leave Me The Ashes Of The Earth’
Emerging from the murky scene of Yorkshire in the UK in 2014, twisted five-piece Mastiff have been smashing grindcore and
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