Review: Zig Zags ‘Deadbeat At Dawn’
As anyone that is around me on a regular basis, or follows me on social media, can attest to, I
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Album & EP Reviews
Review: AAA Gripper ‘We Invented Work For The Common Good’
For a record that brings ‘work’ into the frame from the title, there is a surprising amount of play and
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Review: Hooveriii ‘Manhunter’
Although Bert Hoover‘s solo project Hooveriii, now a seven-piece band, has been around the Los Angeles music scene for over
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Review: Paralyzed ‘Rumble&Roar’
Ever wondered what or why one band can hit the right notes and another band can look great on paper
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Review: Master Charger ‘Posthumous Resurrection’
The Resurrection Of the Doom Masters. Master Charger, John James (guitar, Vocals), Dave Hayes (bass) and Ste Dudley (drums), is
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Review: Temple Fang ‘Lifted From The Wind’
From the opening bit of The River from Dutch psych outfit Temple Fang, I knew things had gotten very interesting.
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Review: More Experience ‘Horizons Of Events’
More Experience. Although they may have taken their name from a Jimi Hendrix album, they’re not even one of the
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Review: Witchcraft ‘IDAG’
Swedish doom veterans, Witchcraft, return with their seventh album, IDAG. Released on Heavy Psych Sounds, it’s the sum of all
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Review: Black Honey Cult ‘Black Honey Cult’
Black Honey Cult are not necessarily a ‘new’ band. In fact, they’ve been percolating in some form or another for
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Review: Staticlone ‘Better Living Through Static Vision’
Punks Not Dead… Philadelphia has a strong punk and hardcore tradition, though the genre is associated with bands like Bad
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Review: Nytt Land ‘Songs Of The Shaman’
Nytt Land‘s work has slowly moved from their Nordic folk beginnings into a deeper representation of their Siberian heritage, beginning
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