Review: Sow Discord ‘Quiet Earth’
The World Looks On With Pity And Scorn according to the title of the closing track on this new album
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Review: Socioclast ‘Socioclast’
Is there anything you’ve never heard before from a grindcore band on Socioclast‘s debut album? Certainly not? Does it matter?
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Review: Sunnata ‘Burning In Heaven, Melting On Earth’
Picture the scene, its two thousand and thirteen, and your band, ‘Satellite Beaver’, is on the verge of greatness. Do
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Review: Spelljammer ‘Abyssal Trip’
Enter Spelljammer into Google and what comes back is a Wikipedia entry for ‘a campaign setting for the (2nd edition)
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Review: Soothsayer Orchestra ‘Soothsayer Orchestra’
What happens if you take an aging hardcore kid and stick him in a caravan in the middle of Germany
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Review: James Johnston / Steve Gullick ‘We Travel Time’
We Travel Time sees painter/musician James Johnston (Gallon Drunk, Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds) team up once again with
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Review: Splendidula ‘Somnus’
When we think of big music acts, and where they’re located on the planet, I imagine, you, like me, don’t
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Review: Sonic Flower ‘Sonic Flower’
If you’re not familiar with the Japanese doom band Church Of Misery, formed by bassist Tatsu Mikami in Tokyo circa
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Review: Sataray / Zania Morgan ‘Argyropoeia’
Sometimes something comes along, and it is so unique, it makes you stop, and give it your full attention, just
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Review: Sonic Flower ‘Rides Again’
This Sonic Flower material finally gets to be heard after being recorded then shelved in 2005. An intense period for
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Review: Sertraline ‘The Streetlight Was All We Needed’
It’s fair to say straight away that Sertraline know how to do melancholy, in fact it’s the most defining feature
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