Review: Alchemy Of Flesh ‘Ageless Abominations’
Alchemy Of Flesh is the brainchild of Tim Rowland, who has put out some excellent on-off projects in the past
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Review: A Sea Of Dead Trees ‘Garmonbozia’
Depression and anxiety are two illnesses we’re all unfortunately too familiar with in the 21st Century, especially over the last
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Review: Alexis Marshall ‘House Of Lull . House Of When’
How extraordinary the second act of Alexis F Marshall‘s musical career has been. Daughters were, in their initial run, a
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Review: Acid Magus ‘Wyrd Syster’
There is a Zulu saying that translated into the King’s English posits that ‘bones must be thrown in three different
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Review: At The Gates ‘The Nightmare Of Being’
Emerging from Gothenburg in the early nineties, At The Gates released several albums that laid the foundations for the undeniable
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Review: Atomic Vulture ‘Moving Through Silence’
Instrumentals, whether they be a song, or full band can work really well, or can be un-welcome to my ears.
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Review: Alastor ‘Onwards And Downwards’
With a small square of light (sanity) and an infinite darkness (madness) surrounding it. The girl standing on the corner
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Review: Acid Dad ‘Take It From The Dead’
New York City young guns Acid Dad, climb another rung of the rock n roll ladder with a new album
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Review: Amenra ‘De Doorn’
Few bands in our genre garner the level of excitement that an Amenra release creates. The combination of their emotive
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Review: Austin Stambaugh ‘The Magnolia Sessions’
As night follows day, here at The Sleeping Shaman another instalment (the ninth) in Anti-Corp‘s fantastic The Magnolia Sessions series
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Review: Acid’s Trip ‘Strings Of Soul’
Strange things are afoot in Sweden. There seems to be some kind of time paradox, or a wrinkle in time,
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