Review: God Is An Astronaut ‘Embers’
2005 was the year that I began my obsessive absorption of music. It started with nu-metal a year or two
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Review: Gurt ‘Satan Etc’
If you are into sludge metal, Gurt is one of those bands that everybody agrees on: these lads are downright
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Review: Greenleaf ‘The Head & The Habit’
As a long-time fan of Dozer, Tommi Holappa’s on/off fling with once side project, now ‘full-time love affair’ Greenleaf has
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Review: GNOD ‘Spot Land’
GNOD have been a Salford (Manchester) musical staple since their formation back in 2006 with founding member Paddy Shine a
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Review: Golgotha ‘Spreading The Wings Of Hope’
The haunting melody greets you from the start of the six-minute opening track For Every Tear, but you already know
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Review: Gatecreeper ‘Dark Superstition’
I remember really enjoying the last record from Arizona’s Gatecreeper, Deserted, and so this new offering is something that has
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Review: Geezer & Isaak ‘Interstellar Cosmic Blues & The Riffalicious Stoner Dudes’
The good people at Heavy Psych Sounds in Rome are busy folk, so it’s entirely possible that I just missed
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Review: Glassing ‘From the Other Side Of The Mirror’
The notion of liminal space is certainly a fitting metaphor for the disenfranchisement that rock music has tapped into as
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Review: Gouge Away ‘Deep Sage’
Forming in 2012 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Gouge Away‘s line-up comprises of Christina Michelle – vocals, Thomas Cantwell – drums,
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Review: Guiltless ‘Thorns’ EP
The EP is a much maligned and vastly underused medium. Whether it allows a young kid to get the essence
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Review: Ghoul ‘Noxious Concoctions’ EP
I’m always down for some good, old-fashioned thrash, and when there’s some death metal sprinkled in for good measure, all
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