Review: Watchman ‘Behold A Pale Horse’ EP
Whilst I promised towards the last quarter of 2020 I would not spend all my reviews talking about the pandemic,
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Author: Mark Hunt-Bryden
Review: Thronehammer ‘Incantation Rites’
Thronehammer for those unfamiliar are a Pan-European outfit comprised of a UK/German crossover Kat Shevil Gillham (Uncoffined, Winds of Genocide,
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Review: Cult Of Luna ‘The Raging River’ EP
A few years ago, after the evolved progression of Vertikal II, the accompanying EP to the jaw dropping album of
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Review: Sonic Flower ‘Sonic Flower’
If you’re not familiar with the Japanese doom band Church Of Misery, formed by bassist Tatsu Mikami in Tokyo circa
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Review: Opium Warlords ‘Nembutal’
Since Finnish doom maestros Reverend Bizarre stumbled to a halt after their third album, III: So Long Suckers, bassist and
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Review: Stone Machine Electric ‘The Inexplicable Vibrations Of Frequencies Within The Cosmic Netherworld’
In the eleven years of their existence, Texas dwelling stoner rockers Stone Machine Electric have founded a reputation for their
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Review: Everson Poe ‘Rituals’
Performing under the moniker Everson Poe, Mae Shults has spent a decade creating music that seeks to evolve and change,
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Top Ten Of 2020: Mark Hunt-Bryden
Ah, 2020… I personally spent the tail end of 2019 looking forward to New Year’s day and proclaimed (somewhat prematurely
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Review: Sergeant Thunderhoof / Tony Reed ‘Beyond The Pale: Volume One’
In a unique concept Pale Wizard Records have embarked on a series of releases under the banner of Beyond The
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Review: Deafheaven ’10 Years Gone’
Allow me a moment of indulgence if you will… As a fan of both rap music and cinema, there is
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Review: Vaneno ‘Struggle Through Absurdity’
Bursting fresh onto the scene from Lisbon, Portugal, Vaneno have been together a relatively short period of time. Friends Miguel
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