Review: Burner ‘A Vision Of The End’ EP
Is blackened-death-thrashy-grindcore even a sub-genre yet? If so, London’s Burner fits into that description quite nicely, and if not, then
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Review: Blue Heron ‘Ephemeral’
In the genre we call desert rock, outside of Kyuss, and the bands and artists that splintered from them, it
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Review: Besvärjelsen ‘Atlas’
While doom rock as a genre to me seems like unexplored territory, I think there’s a lot of potential and
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Review: Black Lung ‘Dark Waves’
Black Lung hails from Baltimore and started as a trio in 2014. Their heavy blues sound dabbles into the psych-doom
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Review: Bog Body ‘Cryonic Crevasse Cult’
This is a surprisingly punishing album. For a band this young, there is an undeniable ‘Bog Body’ sound that hits
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Review: Shallow Black ‘D2E0M2O [CHAPTERS]’ EP
In the twenty-first century, considering how bombarded we are with information, and how accessible it would appear, the whole planet
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Review: Burial Hex ‘Gauze’
Something is always lurking. Lurking where? In among the beauty, of course. Hidden within it, as it is part of
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Review: Betty Benedeadly ‘The Adventures Of Mabel & Carter’ EP
Hot on the heels of From The Mesa comes The Adventures Of Mabel & Carter, Betty Benedeadly’s sophomore release. The
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Review: Tromba + Brainscanner – Split
The music universe is an immense, endless maze of sounds and expressions, which no one can ever fully and completely
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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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