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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Review: Stellar Death ‘Fragments Of Light’
As we have entered twenty twenty-one, and things are at an all-time high with the instability of mankind, it seems
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Review: SUAD ‘Waves’
Recently added to Svart Records diverse roster is SUAD, a Finnish singer-songwriter and Waves marks her debut album. It is
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Review: Starmonger ‘Revelations’
Up for discussion today, ladies and gentlemen, I give you Revelations, the debut full length album by Parisian trio Starmonger.
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Review: Stone Machine Electric ‘The Inexplicable Vibrations Of Frequencies Within The Cosmic Netherworld’
In the eleven years of their existence, Texas dwelling stoner rockers Stone Machine Electric have founded a reputation for their
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Review: Sun Of Grey ‘Outerworld’
As twenty twenty draws to a close, its easy to look back on a ridiculous year, and wish it good
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Review: Chrome Waves/Suicide Forest – Split EP
Jeff Wilson‘s productivity in 2020 continues unhindered with this new four track split release with Suicide Forest. Chrome Waves are
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Review: Shores Of Null ‘Beyond The Shores (On Death And Dying)’
I will admit to approaching Beyond The Shores with a degree of scepticism, purely because of the recent overuse of
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Review: Sergeant Thunderhoof / Tony Reed ‘Beyond The Pale: Volume One’
In a unique concept Pale Wizard Records have embarked on a series of releases under the banner of Beyond The
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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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