Review: Mantar ‘Grungetown Hooligans II’
Mantar are a 2 piece from Bremen in Northern German and consist of Hanno on vocals/guitar and Erinç – drums/vocals.
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Review: Melt ‘The Secret Teaching Of Sorrow’
Today is a good day, for today I have been introduced to The Secret Teaching Of Sorrow, and it’s the
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Review: Mycelium ‘A Multiplicity Of Hidden Worlds’
Ah the old ‘acoustic intro followed by massive doom riff’ trick. It’s an oldie but a goodie. Mycelium are well
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Review: Many Blessings ‘Emanation Body’
Ethan Lee McCarthy is no stranger to making extreme music, whether it’s the crushingly heavy doom/sludge of Primitive Man, the
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Review: Mother Island ‘Motel Rooms’
If you were looking for a little something light and summery to take you away during these hectic times, then
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Review: Moura ‘Moura’
Spanish five-piece Moura are from La Coruna in the north west tip of Spain and are comprised of Diego Veiga
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Review: Maya Mountains ‘Era’
2020 is obviously a good year for bands returning after a lengthy hiatus. A few months ago I was lucky
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Review: Megalith Levitation ‘Acid Doom Rites’
That band name. That album title. They say so much, promise so much hulking slo-mo cosmic shenanigans that the Great
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Review: Mr Bison / Spacetrucker ‘Turned To Stone Chapter 1: Enter Galactic Wasteland’
Ripple Music clearly know a good thing when they hear it. Their excellent vinyl-only split LP series Second Coming Of
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Review: Merlin ‘The Mortal’
Is progress always a good thing? That’s probably not an appropriate question to try and answer in an album review,
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Review: Monolord ‘No Comfort’
Monolord. Gothenberg, Sweden’s Sabbath-riff worshipping, groove Doom trio have been around since 2013, and their fourth full-length release is about
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