Review: Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs ‘Land Of Sleeper’
Since their incredible album Viscerals in 2020, Newcastle upon Tyne quintet Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs aka Pigs
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Review: Phal:Angst ‘Whiteout’
Phal:Angst have created something hallowed, isolated, and truly beautiful with their latest album Whiteout. Developing a world made of post-rock
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Review: Plastic Crimewave Syndicate ‘Space Alley’
I’ve been a follower of Plastic Crimewave, aka Chicago-born Steve Krakow, for quite a few years now. Krakow, apart from
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Review: Private Prisons ‘Extrication’
Private Prisons are an Anaheim, California quartet who consist of Ryan Beitler – guitars, vocals, loops and synth, Federico Pennacchini
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Review: Pound Land ‘Defeated’
‘You’ve got to laugh, because if you don’t you’ll kill yourself. Or somebody else’, so goes the promo notes and
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Review: Buzzherd/Pale Horseman – Split
The art of the split release is a beast all its own. Putting together two, or more, bands on a
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Review: Psychonaut ‘Violate Consensus Reality’
Psychonaut’s first album, 2018s Unfold The God Man, had a lot going for it. A cool sound gorgeous colored vinyl
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Review: The Lord & Petra Haden ‘Devotional’
Following up The Lord‘s (aka Greg Anderson) debut full-length Forest Nocturne comes this collaborative effort with Petra Haden; daughter of
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Review: Process Of Guilt ‘Slaves Beneath The Sun’
A piece by Lee Jeffries titled Christ showing an emancipated man adorns the cover of Process Of Guilt’s newest venture
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Review: Petbrick ‘Liminal’
Iggor Cavalera, you know him well, or should; former drummer of Brazilian metal legends Sepultura and current member of Cavalera
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Review: Psyclon Nine ‘Less To Heaven’
By their own admission, Psyclon Nine are not for the faint hearted. Formed in California in 2000, the band is
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