Review: Elephant Tree & Lowrider ‘The Long Forever’
A thundering, pounding bass line kicks off the seven-song split album from Elephant Tree and Lowrider, and I must admit,
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Review: Louse ‘Creep Call’
In the single-note riff-bludgeon department comes Creep Call, the debut album from Newcastle upon Tyne’s Louse, who share both members,
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Review: Leila Abdul-Rauf ‘Calls From A Seething Edge’
Although perhaps best known for her work in the death metal sphere, Leila Abdul-Rauf has actually been crafting a sonically
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Review: Legends Of The Desert: Volume 4 – Eagle Twin & The Otolith
With the Legends Of The Desert series the fine people of Desert Records have set about pulling together split releases
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Review: Lowen ‘Do Not Go To War With The Demons Of Mazandaran’
This was one of those releases that really intrigued me, so I grabbed the opportunity to review Do Not Go
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Review: LizZard ‘Mesh’
Pelagic Records have a mission statement to release twenty albums a year of high-quality post-rock from artists they like and
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Review: Legions Of Doom ‘The Skull 3’
Do I need to go into the who, what and when of The Skull? In short, Eric Wagner left Trouble
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Review: Lord Buffalo ‘Holus Bolus’
Having been in a post-rock phase, I wanted to break things up and step out of the well-ploughed furrow, so
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Review: Lammoth ‘Tales Of Treachery’
A self-described one-hobbit black metal project, Lammoth resides in the beautiful Appalachian range of Western North Carolina. While there is
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Review: Louise Patricia Crane ‘Netherworld’
For all the albums I’ve covered since writing for The Sleeping Shaman, there have only really been a couple of
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Review: Les Big Byrd ‘Diamonds, Rhinestones And Hard Rain’
Think of the Pixies playing in a subway station on LSD opening for Enigma and you can start to make
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