Review: Geezer ‘Groovy’
Justified or not, you need to have some serious chutzpah to name an album Groovy. I know Aerosmith had an
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Review: Gridfailure ‘Sixth Mass-Extinction Skulduggery II’
Gridfailure is the brainchild of David Brenner of Valley Cottage, New York, who created the entire album as well as
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Review: Exhumed & Gruesome ‘Twisted Horror’
Oh boy do I love a split release! You get two bands for the price of one all in a
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Review: Gnaw Their Tongues ‘I Speak The Truth, Yet With Every Word Uttered, Thousands Die’
There’s a little part of the brain that wonders if now is the right time for Gnaw Their Tongues. It’s
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Review: Göden ‘Beyond Darkness’
Göden is the brand-new project from Stephen Flam, leader of death-doom legends Winter (named after an Amebix track) who existed
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Review: Gaffa Ghandi ‘Artificial Disgust’
Gaffa Ghandi are a four-piece outfit from Berlin, Germany consisting of Georg Edert – Drums, Lucas Kazzer – Bass, Frieder
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Review: Gorilla ‘Rock Our Souls’ Reissue
Gorilla, one of those bands that takes its influences – a lot of which are lesser known and underappreciated –
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Review: Godthrymm ‘Reflections’
Godthrymm‘s A Grand Reclaimation was my first introduction to Hamish Glencross‘ new project and it was great to see him
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Review: Grave Bathers ‘Feathered Serpent/Death Hand’
As if to justify their already-badass name, North Philly psych-doom quintet Grave Bathers have acquired an actual funeral parlour as
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Review: Gorilla ‘Maximum Riff Mania’ Reissue
Some 20 years ago, Gorilla released Maximum Riff Mania. One of those bands which formed in the 90s and stuck
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Review: Goblinsmoker ‘A Throne In Haze, A World Ablaze’
As the UK Doom scene became less shrouded in mystery, (some would say elitism,) there was a surge of new
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