Review: Andrea Caduro ‘It’s Always Darkest Before The Dawn’
‘I want a meditative and reflective dimension in my music, exploring space and suggestions‘. That’s how Rome, Italy, experimental composer,
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Review: Ahab ‘The Coral Tombs’
Herman Melville’s epic classic Moby Dick is an often terrifying story that takes the backdrop of the nineteenth-century Nantucket whaling
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Review: All Souls ‘Ghosts Among Us’
Los Angeles based All Souls started out in late 2016 and over the past six years have continued to both
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Review: Amon Acid ‘Cosmogony’
As a music aficionado, I’ve always found the idea of a regional ‘scene’ or sound endlessly fascinating. The early hardcore
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Review: Anima Morte ‘Serpents In The Fields Of Sleep’
This music reviewing gig is an easy lark right? A bit of background about the band, briefly talk through the
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Review: Autopsy ‘Morbidity Triumphant’
What do you even say about Autopsy at this point in their long and illustrious career? If you’ve by some
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Review: Angmodnes ‘The Weight Of Eternity’
Funeral doom often runs the risk of becoming a choice between shades of very dark grey. However, Angmodnes, comprised of
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Review: Abrams ‘In The Dark’
Admittedly, when I hear a band described as ‘heavy, yet melodic’ the description I’ve most often heard to describe Denver,
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Review: Abest ‘Molten Husk’
Hailing from Göttingen, Germany, and forming in late 2011, Abest take great pride in culling together atmospheric post-metal and death
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Review: AEIR ‘Vol I: A Frith Befouled’
AEIR are a band who take abundant pride in their storytelling. Being a UK and US based act and featuring
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Review: All Souls & Fatso Jetson ‘Live From Total Annihilation’
Somewhere in the dark depths of Los Angeles is a studio called Total Annihilation and it is there that the
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