Review: The Freqs ‘Poachers’ EP
Formed in 2019, pre-global pandemics, and hailing from Salem in Massachusetts, The Freqs have, in the last four years, smashed
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Review: Tribunal ‘The Weight Of Remembrance’
A brand new entity of deep gothic doom, Vancouver duo Tribunal bring the crushing, velvety darkness on their debut record
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Review: Thelegati ‘Senza Paura’
When on his 1977 debut album Terra Mia (My Land), the Neapolitan singer songwriter Pino Daniele was solemnly singing in
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Review: Tidal Wave ‘The Lord Knows’
As has been covered multiple times, by much better writers than myself, the country of Sweden, for whatever reason, something
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Review: Throwing Bricks ‘The Burden’
I have talked about genre definitions and pigeonholes before, the invention of which seems mainly to aid music journalists to
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Review: The Grand Mal ‘II’
Oxford’s most restless sons, Ryan (guitars) and Elliot Cole (drums) of both Desert Storm and Wall, return to their collaboration
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Review: Trevor Dunn’s Trio-Convulsant ‘Sèances’
Eighteen years is certainly a long gap between releases and 2004’s Sister Phantom Owl Fish was the last time Trevor
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Review: Tau & The Drones Of Praise ‘Misneach’
‘I am tree… you who would pass me by… and you would raise your hand against me…. remember that I
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Review: The Otolith ‘Folium Limina’
The weighty yet atmospheric majesty of SubRosa will forever be missed in the modern doom scene; a unique voice in
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Review: TONS ‘Hashension’
In a musical landscape of introspective lockdown albums and scathing indictments of injustice, sometimes you need a sticky bongful of
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Review: The Lord & Petra Haden ‘Devotional’
Following up The Lord‘s (aka Greg Anderson) debut full-length Forest Nocturne comes this collaborative effort with Petra Haden; daughter of
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