Review: Suncraft ‘Flat Earth Rider’
The opening line of the promo for Oslo based four-piece Suncraft says ‘If you need a fix of riveting riffs,
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Review: Smiling ‘Devour’
While hailing from San Diego and beginning in the mid-2010s, Smiling actually evoke the ramshackle spirit of UK indie of
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Review: Alchemy Of Flesh ‘Ageless Abominations’
Alchemy Of Flesh is the brainchild of Tim Rowland, who has put out some excellent on-off projects in the past
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Review: Rakta ‘Live At Novas Frequências’
Rakta have been one of the most fascinating bands to follow the development of over the last decade, the Brazilians
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Review: Yawning Man ‘Rock Formations’
Fun fact; As a vinyl collector of some thirty years (since I was 11 before you age shame me), when
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Review: Despise You ‘West Side Horizons’
It is now twenty-six years since Inglewood, California’s Despise You made their vinyl debut on the split 7” with Suppression.
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Video Premiere: X’ed Out ‘Bathe In It’ – Debut ‘We All Do Wrong’ To Be Released Via Human Worth
As regular readers of these hallowed pages will know, we’ve become big fans of the label Human Worth with their
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Review: Fimir ‘Tomb Of God’
When a band opens their debut album with a church/funeral bell, that’s making a bold statement in my opinion, because
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Review: Mark Solotroff ‘Not Everybody Makes It’
How important is it to be acquainted with the oeuvre of an artist before embarking on the listening required to
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Premiere: Wall ‘Vol. 2’ EP – New EP Drops Friday, 30th July, Via APF Records
We should now all know the story about brothers Elliot & Ryan Cole and their instrumental stoner metal and rock
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Review: Taras Bulba ‘Sometimes The Night’
Presumably named after the film (as it has a celebrated soundtrack), Taras Bulba is a solo project from ex-Earthling Society
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