Review: Mouth Wound ‘Nothing Will Belong To Us’
Trine Paaschburg has been making music under the Mouth Wound moniker since 2013 and to date has self-released three EPs,
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Album & EP Reviews
Review: Astrodeath ‘Vol. II’
Australia has a long, rich history of interesting, cutting-edge rock & roll bands. From the immortal, legendary, downstroke punk rock
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Review: Esben And The Witch ‘Hold Sacred’
Having formed in Brighton in 2008, Esben And The Witch have now spent fifteen years working on their craft, and
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Review: Apex Ten ‘Aashray’
Heavy psych, and space rock as genres, aren’t always my first choice in ‘heavy’. Stoner rock, doom metal, punk, garage rock
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Review: Herod ‘Iconoclast’
Having spent the initial part of the year indulging in the bountiful releases that have sprung forth from the stoner
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Review: Smokey Mirror ‘Smokey Mirror’
If I didn’t know any better, and just threw on the debut album from Dallas Texas’s Smokey Mirror, it’s reasonable
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Review: Pallbearer Industry ‘Antarctica Rising’
Somewhere in the darkness on the edge of the deepest, unearthly and contorted underground of the Ottawa Valley, Ontario, Canada,
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Review: Dave Lombardo ‘Rites Of Percussion’
Good things being borne out of the COVID lockdown has been a bit of a recurring theme in some of
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Review: Poison Idea ‘Young Lords’
Having reviewed Jerry A‘s fantastic solo album From The Fire Into The Water last year for The Shaman I was
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Review: Trevor’s Head ‘A View From Below’
There are in reality few truly innovative acts left in music that manage to wow the audience beyond the point
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Review: They Watch Us From The Moon ‘Cosmic Chronicles: Act 1, The Ascension’
Lawrence, Kansas has, despite its location and size, spawned the likes of Paw, The New Amsterdams (featuring Matt Pryor of
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