Review: Ghost:Hello/Night Goat – Split EP
Two of Northeast Ohio’s finest underground outfits have joined forces for this split EP with each contributing three tracks, which
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Review: Novarupta ‘Marine Snow’
Once upon a time, in nineteen twelve to be exact, in Alaska, there was a volcanic eruption, so gargantuan, that
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Review: Noxis ‘Expanse Of Hellish Black Mire’ EP
You can always tell a record shop that really knows, and cares, about their stock when they take the time to
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Review: Noosed ‘Rise’
With an intro of marching boots and evangelical/nationalist proclamation Noosed bring the enemy firmly into our sights. And in response
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Review: neànder ‘Eremit’
neànder evoke much musically but for this writer the words ‘powerfully cinematic’ are the first two that come to mind.
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Review: Naisian ‘Metal’
Sheffield’s hard hitting progressive sludge metal foursome Naisian have been bothering the ear drums on and off since 2003. Unleashing
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Review: Natskygge ‘Natskygge’
This isn’t my first experience of Danish psych having reviewed The Sonic Dawn’s Enter The Mirage not so long ago.
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Review: Nest Egg ‘Dislocation’
North Carolina trio Nest Egg are Harvey Leisure (guitar/vocals), Ross Gentry (bass/keyboards) and Thom Nguyen (drums). They’re in the business
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Review: Naujawanan Baidar ‘Volume 1&2’
Naujawanan Baidar (Farsi for Enlightened Youth) is a project of N.R. Safi of psych outfit The Myrrors. The tracks were
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Review & Interview: No Gigs Does Not Have To Mean No Music
I’ve seen some dire predictions in my social media feed about the future of the arts in the post-pandemic world:
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Review: Night Goat ‘Burning Bridges To Light The Way’
‘Is Sad Reverb Doom a sub-genre?’ This is the kind of self-deprecation that grabs my attention, and it’s written all
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