Review: Mars Red Sky & Queen Of The Meadow EP
Having formed in 2007, and now with almost half a dozen releases under their belt, you would have thought that
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Album & EP Reviews
Review: Arthur King ‘Changing Landscapes (Zompopa)’
Arthur King is a pretty unique group. This is the fourth album in their Changing Landscapes series that features musique
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Review: Blood Ceremony ‘The Old Ways Remain’
After seven long years since their last record, Toronto’s premier occult rockers Blood Ceremony have returned. The Old Ways Remain
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Review: Grub Nap ‘God Pile’
Thirteen minutes and forty seconds. If you know my musical taste, then you would be assuming I’m talking about one
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Review: Disciplinary ‘Porkwind’
There’s something about trios that make them so appealing, Husker Du, Dinosaur Jr, Venom, The Manic Street Preachers… (OK, probably
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Review: Khan ‘Creatures’
YouTube is a wonderful place. Granted, it is also a dangerous echo chamber which, based on the video recommendations it
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Review: Danava ‘Nothing But Nothing’
Man, talk about pushing air. Nothing But Nothing, the first album from Portland Oregon’s retro-metal purists Danava since 2011’s Hemisphere
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Review: Chrome Waves ‘Earth Will Shed Its Skin’
By now Shaman regulars should be more than familiar with Chrome Waves, the quartet led by Jeff Wilson (Deeper Graves,
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Review: Loud As Giants ‘Empty Homes’
‘Homes fascinate me; the rooms we dwell in and spend our existences in, I can’t quite compute it nor articulate
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Review: The Stone Eye ‘Fata Morgana’
I make no bones about it, I bore the shit out of kids these days with tales of how awesome
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Review: Giöbia ‘Acid Disorder’
2009’s debut full-length Hard Stories and 2010’s Come And Get Me EP saw Giöbia adopt a ‘60s Nuggets garage rock
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