Review: Bong-Ra ‘Antediluvian’
Doom is a genre that has, since its inception, been getting progressively heavier, more intense, and we’ve now been given
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Review: Bis·Nte & Milana ‘Mallorca Stoner Vol.1’ EP
Mates, my mind wanders … and lately I have been caught in waking dreams of the Iberian Peninsula and the
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Review: Blyth ‘Confessions Of A Justified Sinner’
Ian White (Blyth) to fans of influential band Gallon Drunk need’s little introduction. Drummer since 1993 with the band and
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Review: Bottomless ‘Bottomless’
Over the last fifteen-to-twenty years, Italy has been home to a thriving, vibrant, underground stoner/doom/psyche rock scene. The country, while
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Review: Black Tempel Pyrämid ‘Ancient Hymns & Incantations’
My first reaction was excitement that Kesh Temple Hymn might refer to the amazing work Always Coming Home by Ursula
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Review: Butcher In The Fog ‘Exonerate Me, Baby’
Sometimes when reviewing a new record, or just listening for my own audio fix, I can tell within a few
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Review: Bossk ‘Migration’
Sometime in the next few days, something is going to happen, so monumental, yet so understated, that if you blink,
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Review: Black Tar Superstar ‘The Black Flame’
Akron, Ohio is well-known for its New Wave scene with legends such as Devo, Chrissie Hynde (The Pretenders), The Bizarros
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Review: Book Of Wyrms ‘Occult New Age’
Wielding a psychedelic 70s vibe, Book Of Wyrms drop their acid sci-fi metal music out of their home-base of Richmond,
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Review: Bloody Head ‘The Temple Pillars Dissolve Into The Clouds’
While their name alludes to being smacked in the bonce, sonically Nottingham’s Bloody Head have always been more like a
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Review: Bleeth ‘Harbinger’ EP
Florida nicknamed ‘The Sunshine State’ carries with it a rush of associations, beautiful people, Miami Vice, sandy beaches, Key Lime
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