Review: Battalions ‘Pure Humber Sludge’
Humber based UK sludge titans Battalions have been described as ‘cowboys from Hull’ when enthusing about their brand of Southern
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Album & EP Reviews
Review: Inter Arma ‘Garbers Days Revisited’
When I initially took this review on, I didn’t even notice that it was a covers record. Basically ever since
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Review: Bible Basher ‘Loud Wailing’ EP
Bible Basher are a ‘supergroup’ compromised of members from various respected underground UK heavyweights, Temple of Coke, Kurokuma, Archelon and
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Review: Mummise Guns ‘Mummise Guns’
Okay, Mummise Guns… What can I say…? Let’s see. To sum up Mummise Guns in the most eloquent way possible,
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Review: Stonebirds ‘Collapse And Fail’
On Collapse And Fail Stonebirds return with their third album and first on Ripple Music. As we have come to
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Review: Black Royal ‘Firebride’
I’m not sure what it is about Tampere in Finland right now, maybe it’s something in the water, who knows.Maybe
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Review: Yanomamo ‘No Sympathy For A Rat’
Nine years into their existence, and three years on from their previous release, Neither Man Nor Beast, come Australia’s very
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Review: Alain Johannes ‘Hum’
When I was 17 I saw Soundgarden on their Down On The Upside tour and Alain‘s band Eleven were supporting.
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Review: Unruly ‘Unruly’
It’s been a long time since I really listened to any sludge, so long in fact that I almost certainly
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Review: Cardiac Arrest ‘The Day That Death Prevailed’
The Windy City, home to The Cubs, The Bears, The Blackhawks and also home to the colossally heavy death metal
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Review: Dun Ringill ‘Library Of Death’
Straight out of the heart of Gothenburg in Sweden come six piece Dun Ringill, who describe themselves as a ‘heavy
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