Review: Novarupta ‘Carrion Movements’
‘The world took me for a freak, so I used that to create a freq.’ – Alex Stjernfeldt I suppose
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Author: Richard Murray
Review: Oh Hiroshima ‘Myriad’
Wondering what plunging fully into an ocean of fuzz would feel like is where my mind lingers nearly daily at
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Review: And So I Watch You From Afar ‘Jettison’
Losing an important aspect of your life is devastating. Maybe that’s not what these lads intended to always enter my
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Review: Cloakroom ‘Dissolution Wave’
For years Cloakroom have always sat just under my radar. Friends would recommend them, but I never listened to them
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Review: SOM ‘The Shape Of Everything’
I went through an exceptionally long period where I attempted to be intimidating in the small town I attended high
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Review: Mizmor ‘Wit’s End’
What makes you turn to heavy, cavernous music? I do it as sometimes my life seems trapped inside a chasm
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Review: Seven Nines And Tens ‘Over Opiated In A Forest Of Whispering Speakers’
David Cotton’s Seven Nines And Tens have been crafting joyfully named projects since the 2011 instrumental debut Habitat 67. Their
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Review: Carcaño ‘By Order Of The Green Goddess’
Italian stoner riffians Carcaño take us down a weird week and a day on By Order of the Green Goddess.
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Top Ten Of 2021: Richard Murray
My name is Richard Murray, I write in a pretentious manner where I just make lists of similes, I hope
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Review: Devour Every Star ‘Antiquity’
Life is so often a rushed mess. Upon waking we have to prepare ourselves both mentally and physically for the
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Review: Mother ‘Interlude I’ EP
Mother are a post-black metal band from Oostende, Belgium who started in 2017. Aside from that nugget of information, they’re
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