Review: Buzzard Canyon ‘Drunken Tales Of An Underachiever… The Saga Continues’
High noon. Through the haze, a band of outlaws walk the dusty streets deep in the heart of (cue the
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Review: Breaths ‘Though life has turned out nothing like I imagined, it is far better than I could have dreamt.’
‘All great art is born through suffering’. Whilst the exact origin of that quote may be lost, it is a
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Review: Boris ‘W’
Boris are one of my favourite bands EVER. Their magnificent genre bending, style switching music has enthralled me since the
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Review: Big Scenic Nowhere ‘The Long Morrow’
In early 2020, upon hearing their debut full-length Vision Beyond Horizon, Big Scenic Nowhere struck me as something really special.
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Review: Blue Heron ‘Black Blood Of The Earth/A Sunken Place‘ EP
Any fan of the genre that came to be known as ‘stoner rock’ in the late 90s or early 00s,
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Review: Bentrees ‘Two Of Swords’
I’m not entirely sure what sort of cosmic coincidence occurred that has me reviewing not one, but TWO killer, Italian
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Review: Burial Waves ‘Holy Ground’
Every now and then something comes out which defies any exact classification. It’s a little bit something, and a little
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Review: BASTARÐUR ‘Satan’s Loss Of Son’
Although you’d never guess it from listening to BASTARÐUR‘s debut record Satan’s Loss Of Son, the main powerhouse behind this
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Review: Black TarPoon ‘Probable Caws’
Of all my musical discoveries this year spent writing for The Sleeping Shaman, Black TarPoon were the most fun. The
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Review: Burning Tongue ‘Prisoner’s Cinema’
The artist formerly known as Blackest are finally releasing their debut full-length Prisoner’s Cinema under their new name Burning Tongue.
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Review: Blackwater Holylight ‘Silence/Motion’
Three albums into their career now, and Blackwater Holylight are absolutely on fire. With another step forward in their evolution,
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