Review: Jade Brodie ‘The Magnolia Session’
The seventh instalment of Anti-Corporate Music/Black Matter Mastering mastermind and sound engineer Dan Emery’s The Magnolia Sessions comes from the
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Review: Joan Avant ‘Dies Irae’
Okay, let’s start with a pop quiz. Who reading this has any knowledge of what ‘Victorian Gothic Symphonic Rock’ is?
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Review: Jeffrey Alexander + Heavy Lidders ‘Elixor Of Life’
Cardinal Fuzz (UK/Europe) and Centripetal Force (North America) will be releasing a 300-copy vinyl run of Jeffrey Alexander + Heavy
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Review: Joe Wunderle ‘The Magnolia Sessions’
November sees the next instalment in the latest series of The Magnolia Sessions from Anti-Corporate Music/Black Matter Mastering’s Dan Emery;
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Review: Jointhugger ‘Surrounded By Vultures’
Norwegian doom outfit Jointhugger is a band full of surprises. Starting with the band name, I thought I was going
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Review: Juju ‘La Que Sabe’
JuJu’s La Que Sabe is brought to us almost entirely by Sicilian multi-instrumentalist Gioele Valenti who also appears in Llay Llamas,
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Review: Juke Cove ‘Remedy’
I’m not sure what the name Juke Cove makes you think of. For some reason, probably my age, for me
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Review: Jess And The Ancient Ones ‘Vertigo’
In the world of occult rock, which is a relatively small playground, there aren’t many names that are bigger than
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Review: Jeff Loops ‘The Magnolia Sessions’
My second foray into Anti-Corporate Music’s The Magnolia Sessions comes courtesy of Marshall, North Carolina’s Jeff Loops. Jeff has provided
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Review: Jakethehawk ‘Hinterlands’
I often think about location in general, but in particular within the context of music. How does a band’s location
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Review: James Johnston / Steve Gullick ‘We Travel Time’
We Travel Time sees painter/musician James Johnston (Gallon Drunk, Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds) team up once again with
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