Review: Dee Calhoun ‘Old Scratch Comes To Appalachia’
There’s no doubt about Screaming Mad Dee Calhoun having creativity, and that he has what it takes mentally to produce
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Review: Dead Sea Apes ‘Rewilding’
When it comes to psychedelia, there’s often a focus on lightness. Maybe it’s the influence of hippie throwbacks, or just
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Review: Duskwood ‘The Last Voyage’
Writing the opening paragraph of an album review is hard, especially for something that’s being released on Ripple Music. I’ve
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Review: Dave Lombardo ‘Rites Of Percussion’
Good things being borne out of the COVID lockdown has been a bit of a recurring theme in some of
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Review: Disciplinary ‘Porkwind’
There’s something about trios that make them so appealing, Husker Du, Dinosaur Jr, Venom, The Manic Street Preachers… (OK, probably
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Review: Danava ‘Nothing But Nothing’
Man, talk about pushing air. Nothing But Nothing, the first album from Portland Oregon’s retro-metal purists Danava since 2011’s Hemisphere
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Review: Dorthia Cottrell ‘Death Folk Country’
It’s not very often that an album title perfectly describes its content, to the point where three little words can
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Review: Dozer ‘Drifting In The Endless Void’
I wrote a retrospective piece on the much-loved Swedish four-piece Dozer nearly three years ago, over which time expectation and
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Review: Desert Storm ‘Death Rattle’
Undoubtedly one of the greatest pleasures of this writing gig is getting to watch a band evolve over time and
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Review: Dark Sanctuary ‘Cernunnos’
Dark Sanctuary formed in 1996 in Paris, France and consist of Dame Pandora – vocals, Arkdae – keyboards/guitars, Hylgaryss –
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Review: Dawn Ray’d ‘To Know The Light’
When you think about Liverpool, there are usually three things that come to mind: the football, the accent and the
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