Review: Palmer Generator ‘Ventre’
The name Palmer Generator, according to guitarist Uncle Tommaso, originated as a joke. With the surname Palmieri in mind, the
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Review: Prison ‘Upstate’
I’ve been intrigued by Endless Boogie, and their figurehead Paul Major, for a few years now. The band’s, ahem, endless,
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Review: Power Trip ‘Live In Seattle’
Of all the horrible things that happened in 2020, right near the top if you’re a metal fan, was the
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Review: Pylar ‘Límyte’
Described as ‘among the best kept secrets of the Spanish underground’, Pylar have been in existence since 2012 and providing
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Review: Pire ‘Grief World’
Formed in San Diego, California, in 2019, Pire have already won a loyal following with their debut, Parasympathetic, which was
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Review: Pupil Slicer ‘Blossom’
For many of you, just as I, Pupil Slicer will be a name that you have, up until now, been
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Review: Pallbearer Industry ‘Antarctica Rising’
Somewhere in the darkness on the edge of the deepest, unearthly and contorted underground of the Ottawa Valley, Ontario, Canada,
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Review: Poison Idea ‘Young Lords’
Having reviewed Jerry A‘s fantastic solo album From The Fire Into The Water last year for The Shaman I was
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Review: Putrid Yell ‘Consuming Aberration’
‘The only two certainties in life are death and taxes’ famously said by Benjamin Franklin, well folks let me tell
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Review: Poison Ruïn ‘Härvest’
Poison Ruïn are a Philadelphia quartet comprised of Mac Kennedy – vocals/guitar, Nao Demand – guitar, Allen Chapman – drums
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Review: Full Of Hell & Primitive Man ‘Suffocating Hallucination’
I’d never refer to myself as a massive sludge or noise fan, so you may be wondering why I picked
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