Review: Melt ‘All The Joy, All The Pain’ EP
It’s been just over a year since dark alternative band Melt unleashed their second album, The Secret Teaching Of Sorrow
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Album & EP Reviews
Review: King Woman ‘Celestial Blues’
Sometimes hype from the media can become overbearing for an artist, even if it’s something they don’t engage with or
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Review: Bong-Ra ‘Antediluvian’
Doom is a genre that has, since its inception, been getting progressively heavier, more intense, and we’ve now been given
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Review: L’uomo Nero ‘Elle, De La Mer’ EP
Aren’t the effects of Covid-19 delays, lack of capacity in the world’s vinyl-pressing plants and congestion-related delays in the Suez
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Review: Bis·Nte & Milana ‘Mallorca Stoner Vol.1’ EP
Mates, my mind wanders … and lately I have been caught in waking dreams of the Iberian Peninsula and the
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Review: Fading Tapes ‘Cartographer’
One of the later chapters in Harry Sword’s excellent book Monolithic Undertow: In Search of Sonic Oblivion concerns itself with
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Review: A Sea Of Dead Trees ‘Garmonbozia’
Depression and anxiety are two illnesses we’re all unfortunately too familiar with in the 21st Century, especially over the last
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Review: Lotus Thrones ‘Lovers In Wartime’
Lovers In Wartime sees a return from a five-year hiatus for former Wolvhammer/Across Tundras drummer Heath Rave. Like most musicians
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Review: Alexis Marshall ‘House Of Lull . House Of When’
How extraordinary the second act of Alexis F Marshall‘s musical career has been. Daughters were, in their initial run, a
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Review: Wall ‘Vol. 2’ EP
There will come a time in the future when live music is commonplace again and even Bruce Dickinson will have
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Review: Sleep Moscow ‘Of The Sun’
When I think of Sweden, and some of the music I really enjoy, bands such as At The Gates, Katatonia,
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