Review: Acid Mammoth ‘Caravan’
Acid Mammoth. I mean, what’s not to like about that name? There’s mighty implications that this will be trippy, heavy
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Review: Årabrot ‘The World Must Be Destroyed’ EP
In anticipation of their upcoming 2021 full length Norwegian Gothic, releases April 9th on Pelagic Records and available for pre-order,
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Review: Aliceissleeping ‘Completely Fine’
Nostalgia is a funny thing. I love 70s rock and more recent music that harks back to the 70s even
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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: 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: Antre ‘Dark Spectrum’ EP
It’s safe to say that 2021 is beginning in much the same gloomy fashion as 2020 finished, and to that
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Review: Apewards ‘Peaks Vol. I’ EP
If you’ve happened to read one of my EP reviews before and have a good memory for completely unimportant trivia,
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Review: Anthroprophh ‘German Oak’
Anything that reminds me of a happy live music experience is going to get immediate interest this year, and as
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Review: Acid Mess ‘Sangre De Otros Mundos’
Are you ready for a Spanish psych rock party? Make no mistake, this is your invitation. Things may start peacefully
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Review: Alison Cotton ‘Only Darkness Now’
Having surfaced initially as a cassette only release (Bloxham Tapes) and now manifesting in vinyl form (Cardinal Fuzz and Feeding
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Review: Anaal Nathrakh ‘Endarkenment’
It is hard to believe it has been nearly twenty years since Birmingham’s Anaal Nathrakh crawled into the daylight and
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