Review: Kitchen Witch ‘Earth And Ether’
I love the image of a Kitchen Witch. I promise I’ll try not to overuse the metaphor, but kitchens, food,
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Author: Rob Bryant
Review: Dungeon Weed ‘Mind Palace Of The Mushroom God’
Delicate, ethereal, muted; these are the words that I think of when describing some other album by some other band.
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Review: Brimstone Coven ‘The Woes Of A Mortal Earth’
New Brimstone Coven album? Shut up and take my money! That’s what I wrote on the bandcamp page for The
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Review: Dee Calhoun ‘Godless’
‘Screaming Mad’ Dee Calhoun is a rock’n’roll lifer, with a resume as long as your arm. Now the big bloke
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Review: Nest Egg ‘Dislocation’
North Carolina trio Nest Egg are Harvey Leisure (guitar/vocals), Ross Gentry (bass/keyboards) and Thom Nguyen (drums). They’re in the business
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Review: Svärd ‘The Rift’ EP
Fans of Swedish melodic death metallers In Mourning or German funeral doom crew Ahab, take note; past and present members
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Review: Lasse Reinstroem ‘Rasputiza’
As with several of my previous reviews for this fine publication, I come to German outfit Lasse Reinstroem blind. So,
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Review: Tunnels Of Āh ‘Deathless Mind’
Tunnels Of Āh is the creation of Stephen Ah Burroughs (Head Of David), and Deathless Mind is the fifth album
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Review & Interview: No Gigs Does Not Have To Mean No Music
I’ve seen some dire predictions in my social media feed about the future of the arts in the post-pandemic world:
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Review: Banshee ‘Livin’ In The Jungle’
Livin’ In The Jungle is album number two for Boston six-piece Banshee. As a starting point, I could say garage
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Review: Holden ‘Ursa Minor’
Language profoundly influences our perceptions. Fellow Antipodeans please note: Holden the band are not named after our beloved blue-collar chariot.
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