Review: Noxis ‘Expanse Of Hellish Black Mire’ EP
You can always tell a record shop that really knows, and cares, about their stock when they take the time to
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Album & EP Reviews
Review: Mugstar ‘Graft’
Mugstar‘s line-up for the Graft album is Neil Murphy – guitar, Joe Hirons – guitar & keyboards, Marc Glaysher –
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Review: Possessor ‘Damn The Light’
Damn The Light has a great, old school horror vibe that really settles in at this time of year. Due
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Review: Junior Bruce ‘Pray For Death’
Junior Bruce have seemingly flown under the radar for quite some time. Despite forming in the swamps of DeLand, Florida
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Review: Begräbnis ‘Izanaena’
Japanese funerary doomsters Begräbnis have existed almost a decade at this point and have a handful of releases under their
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Review: Vetus Supulcrum ‘Windswept Canyons Of Thule’
Although originally gaining traction in the late 80s and early 1990s, ‘dungeon synth’ has had a resurgence over the past
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Review: Forever Alien ‘Chasing The Dragon’ EP
Forever Alien (Johnny Jay) is an Edinburgh based musician whose name is taken from a Spectrum album/track of the same
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Review: Jason Dea West ‘The Magnolia Sessions’
As a label, Anti-Corporate Music brings an abundance of volume and crusty intensity to the music world, but today I’m
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Review: Sarcator ‘Sarcator’
Sarcator, are a young band from Sweden. Even if they’re all still teenagers, they strike with quality old-school death metal
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Review: Hypnodrone Ensemble ‘Gets Polyamorous’
Cult leader, musician, whole food enthusiast, dirty old man…the infamous Father Yod (Google him and prepare to have your mind
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Review: Ruff Majik ‘The Devil’s Cattle’
Like Fu Manchu taking amphetamines with Sleep? Like Kyuss having a Tequila and Aquavit drinking session with The Hives? Like
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