Review: Cyborg A.D. ‘2037’
Like an intergalactic spectre emerging from the frozen vacuum of space to be warmed by the sun, comes the music
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Author: Mark Louth
Review: 72% ‘How’s This Going To Make It Any Better’
It’s rare that you get a noise-rock band that you can just simply define as ‘noise’. The only use of
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Review: Lurcher ‘Coma’ EP
UK based heavy experimental’s Trepanation Recordings have been busy in the Plague Year, almost exclusively specialising in the nastier, angrier
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Review: Iceburn ‘Asclepius’
Salt Lake City, Utah: a haven for Mormons, Jello-O consumption and the eclectic heavy sounds of Iceburn, or if you
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Review: Body Void ‘Bury Me Beneath This Rotting Earth’
It’s always worthwhile to dwell on your own mortality. As slaves to the human condition, we spend so much of
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Review: Årabrot ‘Norwegian Gothic’
I’m going to be brutally honest; until now I’ve never listened to Årabrot. Even though they have an extensive back-catalogue,
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Review: Concrete Ships ‘In Observance’
Hailing from the ancient Roman fortress of Lindum Colonia (Lincoln, Lincolnshire), Concrete Ships dropped an EP in November 2018 and
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Review: Dead Mammals ‘Dead Mammals’
Rochester, Kent angriest sons Dead Mammals return to the ever experimental Trepanation Recordings with a fondly written love letter to
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Review: Grief Eater ‘Grief Eater’
Grief Eater come trudging forth, as ex-members of Dublin’s Obstacle and Belfast’s Unyielding Love collide with former Bacchus and Only
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