Review: TankZilla ‘TankZilla’
As I’ve noted in these hallowed pages, I’m endlessly fascinated with rock band duos, and the universe has apparently seen
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Author: Martin Williams
Review: Astrodeath ‘Vol. II’
Australia has a long, rich history of interesting, cutting-edge rock & roll bands. From the immortal, legendary, downstroke punk rock
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Review: Apex Ten ‘Aashray’
Heavy psych, and space rock as genres, aren’t always my first choice in ‘heavy’. Stoner rock, doom metal, punk, garage rock
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Review: Smokey Mirror ‘Smokey Mirror’
If I didn’t know any better, and just threw on the debut album from Dallas Texas’s Smokey Mirror, it’s reasonable
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Review: Danava ‘Nothing But Nothing’
Man, talk about pushing air. Nothing But Nothing, the first album from Portland Oregon’s retro-metal purists Danava since 2011’s Hemisphere
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Review: Hirax ‘Raging Violence’ Reissue
To any thrasher of a certain age, Hirax needs no introduction. The southern California pioneers were at the vanguard of
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Review: Margarita Witch Cult ‘Margarita Witch Cult’
In the ‘don’t judge a book by its cover’ department, here we have the debut release from Birmingham, UK’s Margarita
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Review: The Shits ‘You’re A Mess’
When I saw The Shits, Leeds UK, grime merchants, new album You’re A Mess described in the promo pool with
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Review: WyndRider ‘WyndRider’
I’ve always enjoyed female vocalists in stoner and doom. The dichotomy of heavy riffs, plodding tempos, and female voices across
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Review: Acid King ‘Beyond Vision’
My first experience with San Francisco’s legendary psychedelic riff merchants Acid King goes all the way back to the summer
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Review: Ecstatic Vision ‘Live At DunaJam’
Of all the heavy, stoner, desert, psych bands I’ve been exposed to in the last decade, Philadelphia’s Ecstatic Vision have
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