Review: Everson Poe ‘The Night Country’
If you like your music like you like your fairground rides, and in particular rollercoasters, then The Night Country by
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Review: Earthless ‘Night Parade Of One Hundred Demons’
Mike Eginton, Mario Rubalcaba, and Isaiah Mitchell. Three flawless musicians on their own, but together tap into this otherworldly energy
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Review: Escarnium ‘Through The Depths Of The 12th Gate’ EP
Do you like death metal as much as we do? That’s probably a resounding yes, and even if it’s not,
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Review: Engine Kid ‘Special Olympics’ EP
Engine Kid formed in 1991, quite a landmark year during which the first Gulf War took place, the Soviet Union
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Review: Emma Ruth Rundle ‘Engine Of Hell’
I often like to start these reviews with a little preamble, something to set the scene for what is coming.
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Review: EMBR ‘1021’ EP
What can I say about EMBR that I haven’t said before? After a year of knowing this absolutely incredible four
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Review: Elder Devil ‘Fragments Of Hell’ EP
Hear Ye, Hear Ye – o pilgrims of The Sleeping Shaman … California grindcore act Elder Devil has set loose
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Review: Eeli Helin ‘The Lurks’
When The Shaman sent over the most recent list of gems for review, my interest was immediately piqued by the
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Review: Engine Kid ‘Everything Left Inside’
Engine Kid formed in Seattle in 1991 and were a transitional band for Greg Anderson from intense hardcore punk/thrash to
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Review: Eremit ‘Bearer Of Many Names’
The litany of German sludge/doom crushers Eremit has been something of beauty to behold. Their debut, Carrier Of Weight was
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Review: Extinguish ‘Extinguish’ EP
Sacramento’s Extinguish are relatively new having only formed in 2017, so new in fact that their only prior releases have
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