Review: Nine Pound Hammer ‘Too Outlaw For Outlaw Country’
When I saw Nine Pound Hammer’s latest release, Too Outlaw For Outlaw Country, in The Shaman’s promo portal, I was
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Author: Martin Williams
Review: Gods & Punks ‘A Shrine By The Sea’
Despite my awareness of their moniker, which originated from a particularly awesome Monster Magnet song, I had yet to check
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Review: 10,000 Years ‘Esox Lucifer’
Five years ago, when I first started writing for The Sleeping Shaman, one of my very first reviews was II,
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Review: Dr Paradiso Meets Dr Space ‘Liquid Planetscapes’
When a member of the noted psychedelic ensemble Øresund Space Collective, Dr Space, joined forces with the alchemist behind the
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Review: The Heads ‘yourprettyplaceisgoingtohell’
Throughout my years at The Sleeping Shaman, I have often waxed poetic about my late ‘90s and early ‘00s experience
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Review: Truckfighters ‘Masterflow’
A decade has passed since we last heard from Örebro, Sweden’s legendary, high-flying lords of fuzz, Truckfighters. The duo, Oskar
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Review: The Cosmic Dead ‘Beyond The Beyond’
Glasgow’s long-running, prolific, psychedelic portal-openers, The Cosmic Dead, return with their tenth album, Beyond The Beyond. Admittedly, despite hearing the
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Review: Monolord ‘Neverending’
At this point, it’s not hyperbole to say that Sweden’s Monolord are among the most revered bands not only in
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Review: The Shits ‘Diet Of Worms’
Leeds’ dirty, bludgeoning, noise-punk six-piece The Shits return with their third full-length, and second for Rocket Recordings, Diet Of Worms.
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Review: Cult Of Dom Keller ‘Unholy Drum’
In what now feels like an eternity ago with the way I’m experiencing the passage of time, in May of
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Review: Melvins With Napalm Death ‘Savage Imperial Death March’
There is a good chance, if you are reading this, that neither Melvins nor Napalm Death need an introduction. Despite
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