Review: Deber ‘Aspire To Affliction’
There are times where you want to hear something new and fresh within a tried and tested genre, but at
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Review: Drune ‘Drune’
What started as a solo project for former Portland Native James Cook after relocating to Denver, Colorado became the fledgling
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Review: Diablo Swing Orchestra ‘Swagger & Stroll Down The Rabbit Hole’
Described in the promo-notes as ‘Tim Burton’s dream band’, Diablo Swing Orchestra are a Swedish eight-piece progressive/experimental outfit who formed
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Review: Dust Mountain ‘Hymns For Wilderness’
April this year seems long ages ago, and much of Roadburn Festival’s spectacular effort to bring the world a piece
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Review: Dome Runner ‘Conflict State Design’
Dome Runner are a complete old school industrial metal throwback. For those of a certain age and disposition the cover
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Review: Duel ‘In Carne Persona’
I’m a hobbyist guitar player and in the last year I’ve learned a ton and seen my playing improve. Tom
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Review: Diagonal ‘4’
I will confess to having largely forgotten about Diagonal’s existence since the self-titled caught my attention back in 2008 thanks
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Review: Dizygote ‘Fathoms’ EP
Way down south where the humidity and temperature remain the same 98 fahrenheit all year round and dinosaurs still walk
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Review: Dark Sky Burial ‘Vincit Qui Se Vincit’
Back in June of this year I reviewed The Only Place, the latest release from Napalm Death alumni Mick Harris’
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Review: Drug Toilet ‘Believe In Love’ EP
I thought postcards from new zealand were the most mysterious band I had encountered thus far, but that band at
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Review: Deafheaven ‘Infinite Granite’
There’s almost a sliding doors moment between Deafheaven’s latest offering and their last studio outing, 2018s Ordinary Corrupt Human Love,
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