Review: Fimir ‘Tomb Of God’
When a band opens their debut album with a church/funeral bell, that’s making a bold statement in my opinion, because
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Review: Fading Tapes ‘Cartographer’
One of the later chapters in Harry Sword’s excellent book Monolithic Undertow: In Search of Sonic Oblivion concerns itself with
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Review: Firefriend ‘Dead Icons’
Outstanding releases that make a lasting impression happen only every once in a while. When they do occur, we often
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Review: FM Einheit ‘Exhibition Of A Dream’
FM Einheit has effectively rendered reviews of this new album semi-useless by blessing it with a title that is about
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Review: Felgrave ‘A Waning Light’
Having established himself under the nome de plume ‘Weaver’ in the black metal project Dead Hills, the Australian born, Norway
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Review: Fuzzcrafter ‘C – D’
Straight-talking and groovy stuff from this instrumental trio from Lyon. Well well, another quality French band I was ignorant about
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Review: Flood Peak ‘Fixed Ritual’
It’s funny to think about pivotal moments in underground music, about how and when they appear and how they affect
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Review: Fearsore ‘Wetworks’
Hailing from Chicago, Fearsore are an experimental blend of industrial and doom masterminded by engineer, sound designer, vocalist, multi-instrumentalist and
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Review: Forever Alien ‘Chasing The Dragon’ EP
Forever Alien (Johnny Jay) is an Edinburgh based musician whose name is taken from a Spectrum album/track of the same
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Review: Fires In The Distance ‘Echoes From Deep November’
Prosthetic Records have a long pedigree of releasing some of the most cutting edge heavy music since their inception in
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Funeral For Two ‘Funeral For Two’ EP
Finland is a nation that regularly tops indexes of the happiest countries in the world, mostly due to its exceptional
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