Review: Svalbard ‘When I Die, Will I Get Better?’
Picture the scene, its two thousand and eleven, and the music gods breathe their first breaths into Bristol quartet Svalbard.
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Review: Sweet Williams ‘That What You Hit’
Thomas House’s creative and musical endeavours are many and varied. The only one I was aware of before now was
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Review: Staraya Derevnya ‘Inwards Opened The Floor’
Staraya Derevnya has many different meanings, it’s Russian for old village, it’s a neighbourhood/metro stop (on the Frunzensko-Primorskaya line) in
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Review: Sound Of Origin ‘The All Seeing Eye’
There is always a whiff of expectation when you see certain names attached to new records. The fact that Chris
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Review: Steve Von Till ‘No Wilderness Deep Enough’
The press release that accompanies the latest album from Steve Von Till is a worthy read in itself as it
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Review: Self Hypnosis ‘Contagion Of Despair’
The great Tom Waits once semi-jokingly described one of his latter day albums in a press release as ‘Cubist Funk’.
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Review: Howling Giant / Sergeant Thunderhoof ‘Turned To Stone Chapter 2: Masamune & Muramasa’
Ripple Music kicked off their new series of split vinyl releases back in January with the excellent Enter Galactic Wasteland
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Review: Stonebirds ‘Collapse And Fail’
On Collapse And Fail Stonebirds return with their third album and first on Ripple Music. As we have come to
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Review: Sly & The Family Drone ‘Walk It Dry’
I first encountered London outfit Sly & the Family Drone via the two split singles that were released on the
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Review: Sleestak ‘Aeon’
Milwaukee’s Sleestak were on an upwards growth trajectory releasing Skylon Express which was the combination of two previously recorded EP
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Review: Svärd ‘The Rift’ EP
Fans of Swedish melodic death metallers In Mourning or German funeral doom crew Ahab, take note; past and present members
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