Review: Thumos ‘The Republic’
There seems to have been an increase in the instrumental metal genre, and music fans either love it or they
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Album & EP Reviews
Review: Spaceship ‘Ravines’
Let’s get the practicalities out of the way first. Spaceship is musician, sound artist and educator Mark S. Williamson. His
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Review: Deeper Graves ‘The Colossal Sleep’
Jeff Wilson‘s Deeper Graves solo project debuted in 2020 with the sublime Open Roads album which happened to make my
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Review: Wolfnaut ‘III’
As an American that has been following the stoner/doom scene since the 90s, I’ve always been curious about the many
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Review: Hazemaze ‘Blinded By The Wicked’
The last two years have been frankly weird, and I think we could all do with some more certainties in
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Review: The Osiris Club ‘Blazing Worlds – Live At Roadburn & Twicefold Of Kind’
London based experimental psych/prog outfit The Osiris Club is a name The Sleeping Shaman readers may be familiar with, especially
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Review: Buzzard Canyon ‘Drunken Tales Of An Underachiever… The Saga Continues’
High noon. Through the haze, a band of outlaws walk the dusty streets deep in the heart of (cue the
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Review: Breaths ‘Though life has turned out nothing like I imagined, it is far better than I could have dreamt.’
‘All great art is born through suffering’. Whilst the exact origin of that quote may be lost, it is a
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Review: Cooper McBean ‘The Magnolia Sessions’
Growing up my exposure to country music was primarily from my grandmother who, while sitting at her sewing machine, would
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Review: Witches Broom ‘Witches Broom’
Having ‘witch’ in your band name (ala Witch, Witchfinder General, Witchcraft, etc) often tends to bring with it a certain
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Review: Angered Wrecks ‘Bennies, Booze And R&R 1981’
Hailing from Fredericton, the capital of the Canadian province of New Brunswick we have the frankly terribly named Angered Wrecks
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