Review: Kaleidobolt ‘This One Simple Trick’
It’s been cool to watch the expansion of stoner, doom, and heavy rock & roll over the course of the
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Review: Kungens Män ‘Kungens Ljud & Bild’
Drawing on a number of influences and genres, Kungens Män from Stockholm, Sweden have mastered the art of improvisational music
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Review: Konvent ‘Call Down The Sun’
One thing worth clarifying is Konvent, translated from Danish to English means ‘convention’ rather than ‘convent’, as in a community
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Review: Kurokuma ‘Born Of Obsidian’
Kurokuma have been around for about eight years now, steadily building through a series of shorter recordings and local, UK,
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Review: King Bastard ‘It Came From The Void’
The great thing about music is that its muse and theme can come from pretty much anything and take the
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Review: Kulk ‘We Spare Nothing’
On their latest album We Spare Nothing, Suffolk two-piece Kulk effectively succeed at making a little sound like a lot.
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Review: King Buffalo ‘Acheron’
REVERB! It’s one of my favorite effects. I’ve tried a few different pedals and played with some built-in amp reverb.
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Review: Kanaan ‘Earthbound’
Kanaan are a band that Euro heads have been tipping me off to for a while, building a rep as
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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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