Review: In The Ponds ‘Polar Night’ EP
The Covid pandemic will forever go down as a horrendous time in history, what with the isolation, death, and destruction
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Review: Imperial Triumphant ‘Spirit Of Ecstasy’
Imperial Triumphant have been blurring the lines of contemporary black metal graced with the decadent and depraved glory of the
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Review: Imbernon & Mikel Vega ‘Eolian Dawn’
I’m sold. Jon Imbernon is half this album well then here’s my debit card number and keep the tab open.
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Review: I Am The Night ‘While The Gods Are Sleeping’
I Am the Night may be a brand new entity but their music is conjured into being by four long
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Review: Inanna ‘Void Of Unending Depths’
Don’t you just love it when you come across a record that sends you down a rabbit hole of killer
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Review: Interesting Times Gang ‘Are We OK’ EP
The appropriately named Interesting Times Gang is a solo project for Ian Miller which to quote Shaman Lee in the
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Review: In Arcadia ‘Hauntology’
In Arcadia‘s (Chris Garth of Rochester, Kent post-metal/sludge/post-rock act Upcdownc) superb 2020 album Phon was an opportunity for Garth to
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Review: Ivan Macleod ‘The Magnolia Sessions’
Last September, I embarked on a most enlightening journey when I reviewed the first in a planned series of releases
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Review: Iceburn ‘Asclepius’
Salt Lake City, Utah: a haven for Mormons, Jello-O consumption and the eclectic heavy sounds of Iceburn, or if you
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Review: IO ‘Fire’
The debut record from Italy’s IO, Fire, takes much inspiration from the band’s namesake, the fiery lava ridden moon of
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Review: Indus Valley Kings ‘Indus Valley Kings’
The Indus Valley Civilization, according to Wikipedia, were around in the north western regions of South Asia during the Bronze
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