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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Review: Nous ‘Nous II’
Going through a band’s history, describing their artistic goals, or picking apart the press release can usually do a lot
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Review: Nightstalker ‘Great Hallucinations’
I’m not sure if it’s because I hadn’t been paying attention, but Heavy Psych Sounds seems to have suddenly gotten
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Necro Deathmort ‘The Capsule’ 2016
Necro Deathmort said it themselves; they don’t give a single fuck. “We’ve stopped caring that each new release might alienate
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Nothing ‘Tired Of Tomorrow’ 2016
Philadelphia’s NOTHING are an intriguing prospect. Signed to Relapse who is usually associated with more abrasive types of music, this
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Nadja ‘Sv’ CD/DD 2016
Reviewing a record by Nadja is not an easy task. If you just look at their back catalogue its frightening
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Night Viper – S/T – CD/LP/DD 2015
In my book, if you’re going to call your band something as naughty as Night Viper, then you’d better show
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Nomad / Wort – Split – CD/DD 2015
A split release from Manchester’s own Nomad and Huddersfield’s Wort out on Red Valley Records. Seven songs in praise of
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