Review: She The Throne ‘Nuntis’
The members of this mysterious Manchester duo have been involved in various metal/electronic/noise/hip-hop projects since the late 1990s, and as
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Review: Sleepbomb ‘The Cabinet Of Dr. Caligari’
Sleepbomb is a San Francisco outfit comprised of Charles Hernandez – guitars, Tim Gotch – bass/synths, Claire Hamard – vocals/keys,
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Review: SÂVER ‘From Ember And Rust’
Following the demise of respected Norwegian stoner doom outfit Tombstones, founding member Ole Christian Helstad was reborn, alongside Markus Støle
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Review: Svalbard ‘The Weight Of The Mask’
If you’ve ever felt strangled by manipulative, toxic people in your life, Svalbard might just be the band for you.
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Review: Sun Dial ‘Messages From The Mothership’
Sun Dial‘s latest release, Messages From The Mothership, brings me back to that unforgettable summer day of July 6th, 1991
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Review: Superlynx ‘4 10’
I think one of the biggest things we’ve lost as humans by always having a smartphone to hand is the
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Review: Stepmother ‘Planet Brutalicon’
Australia has a storied, rich history of producing some of the best, punk-tinged rock and roll on the planet. I’ve
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Review: Spurv ‘Brefjære’
The latest release from Pelagic Records continues their drive to cement themselves as the destination label for post-rock and metal,
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Review: Sex Swing ‘Grade A Peanut Sauce’
During my recent interview with Jason Stoll he mentioned how Sex Swing‘s last album Type II got sadly lost in
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Review: Stonecutters ‘Eye Of The Skull’
Stonecutters main objective through thick and thin was to live their metal life to the fullest. And, not in the
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Review: Slomatics ‘Strontium Fields’
I hear the word Strontium and think of the long-running British comic series Strontium Dogs, a concept based around the
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