Review: Bank Myna ‘Eimuria’
Having initially formed in Paris in 2013, the French band Bank Myna is only now, in 2025, releasing their second
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Review: BRUIT ≤ ‘The Age Of Ephemerality’
It is hard to try and remain neutral these days when it feels like the world is pushing you to
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Review: Mamuthones ‘From Word To Flesh’
I’ve always found the genre term ‘neo folk’ a bit confusing. ‘Neo’ implies new, recent or revived, and as far
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Video Premiere: Spider Kitten ‘The Spoiler’ – ‘The Truth Is Caustic To Love’ Releases 27th June
Emerging from the depths of sonic despair, Spider Kitten return with The Spoiler, a short, bludgeoning burst of doomy, sludge
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Review: Mika Häkki ‘Mørker’
I must admit, I wasn’t surprised to see Mika Häkki, the eccentric bassist and wielder of the fuzziest of tones
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Review: Sons Of Ra ‘Standard Deviation’
Right from the off, I’m going to say one simple thing. This album is beyond cool, so cool that even
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Review: GNOD & White Hills ‘Drop Out III’
Drop Out III marks a triumphant ‘conclusion’ to the iconic Drop Out saga, capturing the essence of an extraordinary musical
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Review: Håndgemeng ‘Satanic Panic Attack’
I initially became curious about Oslo, Norway’s self-described ‘doom and roll’ Håndgemeng (a rough and tumble scuffle in Norwegian) via
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Review: The Underground Youth ‘Décollage’
With a remarkable discography spanning twelve captivating albums, culminating in their latest masterpiece Décollage, The Underground Youth have solidified their
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Review: KLÄMP ‘TOTAAL TECHNIEK’
Things have been quiet in the KLÄMP camp since 2020’s sophomore album Hate You dropped. The intervening years have seen
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Review: Rwake ‘The Return Of Magik’
Arkansas sludge doom legends Rwake have always been a little different from their more caustic and heavy brothers in the
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