Review: R.I.P. ‘Dead End’
RidingEasy Records easily scores the award for best sense of humor; scouring their Facebook page you’ll find merchandise, posts and
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Album & EP Reviews
Review: Sons Of Otis ‘Isolation’
Sons Of Otis return with another slab of heavy psychedelic doom with their eleventh release Isolation. It’s not clear whether
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Review: Yatra ‘All Is Lost’
Some of the best albums ever are firmly rooted in the time and place they were made. Whether that be
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Review: Anaal Nathrakh ‘Endarkenment’
It is hard to believe it has been nearly twenty years since Birmingham’s Anaal Nathrakh crawled into the daylight and
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Review: $hit And $hine ‘Malibu Liquor Store’
For all the talk of unpredictably that usually follows Craig Clouse‘s work as $hit And $hine, the last few years
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Review: Ocean Gates ‘Ocean Gates’
Ocean Gates is a quintet from the north-west of Spain, and this is their self-titled debut album. It’s a new
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Review: Fires In The Distance ‘Echoes From Deep November’
Prosthetic Records have a long pedigree of releasing some of the most cutting edge heavy music since their inception in
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Review: Arcadian Child ‘Protopsycho’
In an age marred by hypocrisy, misinformation, divisiveness and self doubt, it’s refreshing to see and hear a band with
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Review: Horsewhip ‘Laid To Waste’
It’s always interesting to see what people who spent their formative years in the hardcore scene return to their musical
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Review: Mr. Bison ‘Seaward’
In the last two months I’ve been tasked with reviewing two bands from the same location of the globe, I
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Review: Anna Von Hausswolff ‘All Thoughts Fly’
When I first saw Anna von Hausswolff live, in the huge space of Tilburg’s 013 venue, what struck me most
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