Review: Staraya Derevnya ‘Boulder Blues’
Tel Aviv-London collective Staraya Derevnya (named after the Saint Petersberg Metro Station) latest release Boulder Blues is their first on
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Review: Sarattma ‘Escape Velocity’
You might want to sit down for this one, or just stop the pretence and lie down. Post-metal duo Sarattma’s
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Review: Sleestak ‘Harbinger’
Somebody told me once that time is a flat circle… OK, so that is a lie. It is a quote
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Review: Sedimentum ‘Suppuration Morphogénésiaque’
It’s July 2022, Buckingham palace has melted into a giant rouge and gold globule that is slowly devouring central London,
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Review: Știu Nu Știu ‘New Sun’
Hailing from Stockholm Sweden, Știu Nu Știu follows 2019’s Sick Sad Love with New Sun, their first album to be
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Review: Slow Dawn ‘Into The Machine Haus’
Hey you. Yes you. Do you like King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard? Have you wondered what that would sound
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Review: Sacred Son ‘The Foul Deth Of Engelond’
Flames lick the walls of the Tower beneath a dishwater sky, as fork-wielding peasants disembowel a bishop. Heads flail on
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Review: Somnus Throne ‘Nemesis Lately’
Often you need a riff that just hits the spot. A bit like Pantera’s ethos of just hitting the money
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Review: Sergeant Thunderhoof ‘This Sceptred Veil’
I’m not sure quite when the fact that Sergeant Thunderhoof have become such a great band dawned on me. Having
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Review: Serpentent ‘Ancient Tomes, Volume I: Mother Of Light’
Ancient Tomes, Volume I: Mother Of Light, the debut album by Serpentent, has just been released through Svart Records, and
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Review: Sator ‘Cleansing Ritual’
Sator hail from Genoa, Italy, and with this their third album they are clearly making confident strides towards being spoken
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