Review: Coil ‘Stolen & Contaminated Songs’
Founded in London, England in the early 1980s Coil were a unique musical entity that defined the word ‘experimental’. Originally
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Author: Mark Hunt-Bryden
Review: Dozer ‘In The Tail Of A Comet’, ‘Madre De Dios’ & ‘Call It Conspiracy’ Reissues
Over the course of March Heavy Psych Sounds will be reissuing the first three classic albums In The Tail Of
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Dozer – A Retrospective
In March 2020 Heavy Pysch Sounds are poised to re-issue the first three albums by Swedish Stoner stalwarts Dozer. For
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Review: Today Is The Day ‘No Good To Anyone’
Steve Austin has proven over a career spanning twenty plus years that he is one of music’s great survivors. His
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Review: Horseneck ‘Fever Dream’
It sometimes does a band a disservice to talk about the other projects/bands that its members are involved in but,
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Review: Dead Sea Apes ‘Night Lands’
Since forming in 2009, Manchester’s Dead Sea Apes have been steadily releasing music individually at an impressive rate or with
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Review: An Angry Auroch ‘War Weary World’
Fun fact bovine fans, an Auroch was a species of massive black wild oxen, originally from the wilds of Asia,
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Review: Rat King ‘Vicious Inhumanity’
Rats. Let’s face it, rats have a bad PR rap. Then old adage ‘You are never more than 6 feet
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Review: Harmaa Getto ‘Ovenvartija’
Sometimes a record can come along and just leaves you wondering what you have listened to. I like to think
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Review: Kirk Windstein ‘Dream In Motion’
Even as a Crowbar fan of over two decades standing, I was a little surprised when it was announced that
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The Grand Mal – An Interview With Elliot Cole
Following the release of their eponymous debut album to favourable reviews, Mark Hunt-Bryden spoke to drummer and founding member Elliott
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