Review: Norna ‘Norna’
Named after the Norns, three Norse goddesses of fate who rule the destiny of mortals and immortals, post-hardcore power trio
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Author: Mark Hunt-Bryden
Review: Berenice ‘Berenice’ EP
Freshly minted and with the musical equivalent of that new car smell, Berenice, the UK five-piece hailing from East Anglia
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Review: And So I Watch You From Afar ‘Megafauna’
Northern Irish instrumental post-rock outfit And So I Watch You From Afar have been steadily releasing albums and consistently winning
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Review: Heilung ‘LIFA Iotungard (Live At Red Rocks 2021)’
Heilung are approaching the latest hot new thing, what with being featured on both the UK’s Download Festival and the
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Review: Harvestman ‘Triptych: Part Two’
July’s Buck Moon saw the release of the second part of Harvestman’s ambitious Triptych (a work of art divided into
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Review: Dark Sky Burial ‘Solve Et Coagula’
For the second time this year, I find myself joining Napalm Death man Shane Embury on his continuing personal meditative
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Review: Lord Buffalo ‘Holus Bolus’
Having been in a post-rock phase, I wanted to break things up and step out of the well-ploughed furrow, so
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Review: Oh Hiroshima ‘All Things Shining’
The effects of music on the brain and why it can cause such a passionate response is a question that
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Review: Alcest ‘Les Chants De L’Aurore’
As I sit down to write this review (later than I had intended) I find myself buoyed by a sense
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Review: King Bastard ‘From Whence They Came’
New York four-piece King Bastard made a splash two years ago with their independently released debut album It Came From
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Review: earthtone9 ‘In Resonance Nexus’
Recently my colleague David opened a review expressing that he largely chooses to stay clear of albums he has an
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