Review: Sergeant Thunderhoof ‘This Sceptred Veil’
I’m not sure quite when the fact that Sergeant Thunderhoof have become such a great band dawned on me. Having
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Author: Mark Hunt-Bryden
Review: Cave In ‘Heavy Pendulum’
If I’m honest it took me a long time to ‘get’ Cave In. I have been enough of a student
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Review: Cities Of Mars ‘Cities Of Mars’
Cities Of Mars come via Ripple Music from Gothenberg in Sweden and have been recorded and mixed by Wo Fat’s
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Review: Wo Fat ‘The Singularity’
It is something of a crime that two decades into their career, the Texan doom laden stoner rock of Wo
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Review: The Hellacopters ‘Eyes Of Oblivion’
For those of a certain age, it came as a surprise when Nicke Andersson, drummer for Swedish death and roll
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Review: As The World Dies ‘Agonist’
Death metal is a genre that continues to be prolific, especially in the humid environs of the States. It may
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Review: Jade Brodie ‘The Magnolia Session’
The seventh instalment of Anti-Corporate Music/Black Matter Mastering mastermind and sound engineer Dan Emery’s The Magnolia Sessions comes from the
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Review: Crowbar ‘Zero And Below’
Crowbar really need no introduction, New Orleans based sluggers, sludge icons captained by ‘the riff lord’ Kirk Windstein who has
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Review: Douglas Francisco ‘The Magnolia Sessions’
Bringing his take on folk noir and dark country to The Magnolia Sessions is the latest recording from the enigmatic
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Review: Cult Of Luna ‘The Long Road North’
Cult Of Luna have now served twenty years in their quest to push the limitations of what they envision hardcore
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Review: Author & Punisher ‘Krüller’
It can be quite fascinating to chart an artist’s long-term musical evolution and I have had the privilege of observing
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