Review: Master Charger ‘Posthumous Resurrection’
The Resurrection Of the Doom Masters. Master Charger, John James (guitar, Vocals), Dave Hayes (bass) and Ste Dudley (drums), is
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Review: More Experience ‘Horizons Of Events’
More Experience. Although they may have taken their name from a Jimi Hendrix album, they’re not even one of the
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Review: mclusky ‘the world is still here and so are we’
I’d like to start by dedicating this review to my friend Adam York Gregory, who was responsible for introducing me
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Review: SUMAC And Moor Mother ‘The Film’
After giving this a few listens, I can confirm that SUMAC are another band that is going to be filed
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Review: Melvins ‘Thunderball’
As assured as the sun rising in the morning, prolific, heavy sludge and grunge forefathers Melvins return with their whopping
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Review: Morbific ‘Bloom Of The Abnormal Flesh’
All life from the mammals to the vegetation rots into the earth, producing a noxious pollutant that infects everything it
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Review: Mamuthones ‘From Word To Flesh’
I’ve always found the genre term ‘neo folk’ a bit confusing. ‘Neo’ implies new, recent or revived, and as far
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Review: Mika Häkki ‘Mørker’
I must admit, I wasn’t surprised to see Mika Häkki, the eccentric bassist and wielder of the fuzziest of tones
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Review: Mess Esque ‘Jay Marie, Comfort Me’
One thing that has always sparked my interest on my musical journey in life is when I come across a
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Review: Messa ‘The Spin’
News fresh in from the interwebs: Messa have SOLD OUT with their new album The Spin on Metal Blade Records,
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Review: Monteceneri ‘Due’ EP
The allure of post-rock bands has captivated me for many years, drawing me in with their mesmerising instrumental compositions that
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