Review: Boris ‘NO’, ‘Phenomenons Drive’ & Z.O.A Collaboration ‘Refrain’
It’s not the first time in Boris’ long and impressive history that fans have been treated to a bumper serving
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Review: Bell Witch And Aerial Ruin ‘Stygian Bough Volume I’
A hugely anticipated album, Stygian Bough is the first time that the duo who make up Bell Witch have formally
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Review: Black Rainbows ‘Cosmic Ritual Supertrip’
Since they formed in Roma some twelve years ago, Italian fuzz merchants Black Rainbows have racked up a consistent and
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Review: BlackLab ‘Abyss’
Although BlackLab, Osaka’s ‘dark witch doom’ duo (their words, not mine) made quite the impression with Under The Strawberry Moon
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Review: Banshee ‘Livin’ In The Jungle’
Livin’ In The Jungle is album number two for Boston six-piece Banshee. As a starting point, I could say garage
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Review: Brant Bjork ‘Brant Bjork’
Where do you start with Brant Bjork? The man is a legend and officially the coolest man in rock. Starting
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Review: Bismarck ‘Oneiromancer’
My knowledge of Bergen, Norway is purely based around it being a huge part of black metal history and that
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Review: Beggar ‘Compelled To Repeat’
The debut full length from London’s Beggar has been a long time coming, and those of us who have barely
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Review: Bushpilot ‘Already!’
I’ve been on a God Unknown Records trip recently, having reviewed Twin Sister’s debut record, (due out in the next
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Review: Bone Church ‘Acid Communion’
Another month, another rocking new band signed to Ripple Music. This time it’s the turn of Connecticut five piece Bone
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Review: Barnabus ‘Beginning To Unwind’
Barnabus’ Beginning To Unwind is finally seeing a release nearly 50 years after it was first recorded, and we have
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