Review: The Budos Band ‘Frontier’s Edge’ EP
About seven or so years ago, give or take, I decided I needed to take a deep dive into ‘70s
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Review: The Death Wheelers ‘Chaos And The Art Of Motorcycle Madness’
If an all-instrumental, stoner rock/proto-metal band with biker-rock leanings, that present their music as the soundtrack to some dystopian, early
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Review: The Holy Family ‘Go Zero’
It feels not long ago, though it is more than two years, that The Holy Family appeared with their self-revelatory
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Review: The Jesus And Mary Chain ‘Sunset 666’
While I wouldn’t necessarily describe myself as a massive fan of UK post-punk, I listened to, and liked quite a
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Review: The Far Outs ‘The Far Outs’
Alright, I’m unsure what your stance is on duo’s. Passe, or a cool trend? Maybe missing sounds that you NEED
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Review: Thunder Horse ‘After The Fall’
By their own admission, Texas-based hard rockers have a sound that is hard to pin down, or at least put
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Review: Thy Catafalque ‘Alföld’
Thy Catafalque have been at this atmospheric black metal game since their 1999 debut Sublunary Tragedies. A few lineup changes
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Review: The Devil’s Trade ‘Vidékek Vannak Idebenn’
The most striking thing about the dark Hungarian doom/folk band, for me, is Dávid Makó’s voice. Over a traditional musical
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Review: The River ‘A Hollow Full Of Hope’
Four years ago The River released the incredible Vessels Into White Tides which was followed by both the lockdown recorded
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Review: The Highborn ‘Volumes’
Marked by the beast with the highest of elites is the latest full-blown album self-released by The Highborn. It was
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Review: The Great Machine ‘Funrider’
Back in 2020, writing that phrase is mind-numbing, when my shop was closed due to the covid-19 pandemic, when not
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