Review: Obituary ‘Dying Of Everything’
Obituary. Godfathers of death metal. A band who have stubbornly refused to change an iconic sound for thirty plus years
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Retro Review: Orange Goblin ‘Coup De Grace’
I know it’s a redundant statement, but time sure seems to move faster the older you get, and it seems
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Review: Onhou ‘Monument’
Heading out of Groningen, Dutch bruisers Onhou are coming for you, and it would appear the aim is aural destruction,
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Review: Orbiter ‘Head Wounds’ EP
As an American in 2022, usually when I think of the state of Florida these days, it’s unfortunately wrapped up
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Review: OFF! ‘Free LSD’
What we deem as ‘supergroups’ are actually much more common than you’d expect. But what isn’t common is a long-running
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Review: Oren Ambarchi ‘Shebang’
Oren Ambarchi is an extraordinary musician. He has metal credentials through his work with experimental droners Sun O))) and Boris,
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Review: Old Million Eye ‘The Air’s Chrysalis Chime’
If you are not familiar with Old Million Eye, aka Brian Lucas (also of Dire Wolves fame), it would be
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Review: Opium Lord/Under – Split
The latest release from one of the hardest working labels around, Salford’s APF Records, sees them curate a collision of
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Review: Obiat ‘Indian Ocean’
The London based progressive psych/doom/stoner gurus of Obiat are back after a 13 year gap between albums!! Indian Ocean is
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Review: Rubber Oh ‘Strange Craft’
As we wait for a follow-up to Pigs x7‘s Viscerals, guitarist Sam Grant is keeping us occupied in the meantime
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Review: Oren Ambarchi / Johan Berthling / Andreas Werliin ‘Ghosted’
Repetition in music can be a divisive thing. On one hand the riff, by definition, is a relentlessly repeated hook
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