Conviction ‘Conviction’
On paper, traditional or ‘true’ doom seems easy to do but to get it right in reality, without merely aping
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Album & EP Reviews
Review: Mourners ‘Act I: Tragedies’
Considered to be a continuation of UK doom legends Eye of Solitude, funeral doom duo Mourners released their debut record
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Review: Witnesses ‘IV’
Back in June of twenty twenty I was given the task of reviewing the album Doom II, for the band/
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Review: ÂGE ⱡ TOTAL ‘ÂGE ⱡ TOTAL’
ÂGE ⱡ TOTAL offer us ‘a celestial climax’ in this collaborative project that draws on the Bordeaux and Rouen scenes,
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Review: Sataray / Zania Morgan ‘Argyropoeia’
Sometimes something comes along, and it is so unique, it makes you stop, and give it your full attention, just
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Review: Evert Snyman ‘Hot Mess’
There are lots of good things to be said about the internet. Quite apart from being able to find no
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Review: Sonic Flower ‘Rides Again’
This Sonic Flower material finally gets to be heard after being recorded then shelved in 2005. An intense period for
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Review: Sertraline ‘The Streetlight Was All We Needed’
It’s fair to say straight away that Sertraline know how to do melancholy, in fact it’s the most defining feature
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Review: Appalooza ‘The Holy Of Holies’
A few weeks ago, I had the honour of reviewing the debut album by the French band Starmonger, and sometimes
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Review: Zeahorse ‘Let’s Not (And Say We Did)’
A return after a time away from the Sydney four-piece. I have to admit to knowing nothing about them prior
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Review: Dead Sea Apes, Adam Stone & Black Tempest ‘Dataland’
Dataland is collaboration between Dead Sea Apes (Brett Savage, Jack Toker, Chris Hardman, Alistair Reid), Black Tempest aka Stephen Bradbury
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