Review: Sealand Airlines ‘Sealand Airlines’
Keyboardist Andrii Davydenko, guitarist Mykhailo Kanafotskyi; bassist/vocalist (and keyboards/flute/violin) Artem Bemba and drummer Iurii Khomik are Ukrainian progsters Sealand Airlines.
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Review: Šamane ‘Šamane’
In a world which is so immensely loud, and as volatile as it is right now, to find something so
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Review: Skelethal ‘Unveiling The Threshold’
Lille, France home to Gris De Lille, one of the most potent smelling cheeses that the French have to offer,
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Review: Serpents Of Secrecy ‘Ave Vindicta’
The tale behind the debut record from Baltimore’s Serpents Of Secrecy debut full length Ave Vindicta is quite the depressing
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Review: Seismic ‘Seismic’ EP
Seismic from Philadelphia release their debut EP, a three track slab of classy doom and heavy rock that matches up
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Review: Subterraen ‘Rotten Human Kingdom’
French doom metal trio Subterraen might not be ground-breaking in the metaphorical sense, but they may well be in a
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Review: Sabrewulf ‘Mala Suerte’
Since forming in 2011, Sabrewulf from El Paso, Texas, have released a five song EP Prophecy in 2011, a three-song
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Review: Sarcator ‘Sarcator’
Sarcator, are a young band from Sweden. Even if they’re all still teenagers, they strike with quality old-school death metal
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Review: Somnus Throne ‘Somnus Throne’
In their press blurb Somnus Throne want us to know the work that went into getting their self-titled debut recorded,
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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: $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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