Review: Bismut ‘Retrocausality’
Bismut formed in 2016 in Nijmegen in The Netherlands and consists of Huibert – bass, Peter – Drums and Nik
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Review: Bloodswamp ‘Daylight Illuminates A Miserable World’
If you’ve heard the saying, ‘it’s all about balance’ and actually believed tempering emotional extremes was conducive to great art,
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Review: Black Elephant ‘Seven Swords’
I’m not sure whether it’s just me, but Small Stone Records seem to have been much quieter of late than
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Review: Bogwife ‘Halls Of Rebirth’
Denmark’s Bogwife might have been called Mosekonen if they had opted not to translate their moniker into English from the
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Review: Burial Fog ‘Burial Fog’ EP
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is home to the obnoxiously heavy Philadelphia Cheese-Steak. It’s also home to something else that is obnoxiously heavy
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Review: Bushpilot ‘23’
Hot on the heels of their debut album Already! (which I had the great privilege of reviewing back in March),
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Review: Brimstone Coven ‘The Woes Of A Mortal Earth’
New Brimstone Coven album? Shut up and take my money! That’s what I wrote on the bandcamp page for The
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Review: Bear Mace ‘Charred Field Of Slaughter’
Thanks to Dwight K. Schrute, I know that bears do not like beets and that bears are not as good
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Review: Bull Elephant ‘Created From Death’
Anonymous UK collective Bull Elephant have returned with the second part of their trilogy, picking up from last year’s Self-Titled
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Review: Battalions ‘Pure Humber Sludge’
Humber based UK sludge titans Battalions have been described as ‘cowboys from Hull’ when enthusing about their brand of Southern
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Review: Bible Basher ‘Loud Wailing’ EP
Bible Basher are a ‘supergroup’ compromised of members from various respected underground UK heavyweights, Temple of Coke, Kurokuma, Archelon and
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