Review: Oozing Wound ‘We Cater To Cowards’
Oozing Wound, not your average band name, but then, these aren’t your average band. Purveyors of sounds seldom witnessed these
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Album & EP Reviews
Review: Phal:Angst ‘Whiteout’
Phal:Angst have created something hallowed, isolated, and truly beautiful with their latest album Whiteout. Developing a world made of post-rock
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Review: Blackwülf ‘Thieves And Liars’
The Bay Area of California has long been a hotbed of heavy, riff-centric rock ‘n’ roll going back decades. From
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Review: Soothsayer Orchestra ‘The Last Black Flower’
Soothsayer Orchestra is the vehicle in which Pieter Hendriks expels his deepest musical desires. The press release states he’s a
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Review: Iron Void ‘IV’
I first came across traditional doom lords Iron Void when I reviewed their second record back in my first year
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Review: Dead Sea Apes / The Band Whose Name Is A Symbol ‘Pantheon Of Fuckery’
To get the main point covered: this is a really nice spacey, psychy split, with a slightly odd album title.
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Review: Void Cruiser ‘Call Of The Void’
As someone who grew up in the ‘nineties ’90s, reading the promo statement from Helsinki five-piece Void Cruiser citing influences
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Review: Fågelle ‘Den Svenska Vreden’
Just under a year ago, I had the pleasure of witnessing and reviewing BIG I BRAVE perform live at the
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Review: Remote Viewing ‘Modern Addictions’
‘Is it serious?’ – in the sense of ‘not humorous’, perhaps not entirely. In the sense of ‘grievous’, ‘will I
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Review: Betty Benedeadly & Braden Guess ‘At The Institute Of Mentalphysics’
Having reviewed and enjoyed Betty Benedeadly‘s two EPs, 2021s From The Mesa and 2022s The Adventures Of Mabel & Carter,
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Review: Screaming Females ‘Desire Pathway’
A ‘desire pathway’ is one of those paths carved outside of the determined sidewalks by the collective will of people
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