Review: King Of Sweden ‘The Training’
The Training is the debut full length from Finnish progressive rock trio King Of Sweden. ith six tracks over forty-three
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Review: Kowloon Walled City ‘Piecework’
I read other reviews for my own enjoyment, as well as learning how to write better because this is all
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Review: KITE ‘Currents’
I’ve always had a love for Swedish metal, whether it’s the melodeath of At the Gates, the post-sludge of Cult
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Review: Kadabra ‘Ultra’
Heavy Psych Sounds, the Italian label specializing in all thing’s stoner, doom and everything in between, run by Black Rainbows
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Review: Kal-El ‘Dark Majesty’
It might just be my nostalgic frame of mind, but I often find myself feeling slightly disgruntled that the general
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Review: Karellen ‘Mersum’
Immersing your senses in Karellen’s debut long player Mersum is a journey through doom and prog styles that the three-piece
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Review: Kvasir ‘4’
I never did one of those ancestry mail-in kits to see where your roots lie, but if I did and
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Review: King Woman ‘Celestial Blues’
Sometimes hype from the media can become overbearing for an artist, even if it’s something they don’t engage with or
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Review: Kita ‘Ocean Of Acid’ EP
Kita are a Finnish, sludge, death, hate, doom, progressive fuelled menacing project. This is their debut EP entitled Ocean Of
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Review: Lustmord & Karin Park ‘Alter’
Lustmord – Brian Williams is a prolific musician/composer/producer whose career hearkens back to 1980 when he first became known as
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Review: Kilter ‘Sys’ EP
A new development is happening in the world of music, and specifically in the realms of metal and jazz. Until
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