Review: The Gates Of Slumber ‘The Gates Of Slumber’
I’ve got this overpowering memory of the one and only time I witnessed the extreme doom power of Indiana’s finest
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Review: Tidal Shock ‘Riffs Of Ha’
Based on the Greek island of Crete before relocating to Luxembourg during the pandemic, Tidal Shock are a rip-roaring instrumental
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Review: The Body ‘The Crying Out Of Things’
Having recently witnessed The Body live in Salford on the back of their Orchards Of A Futile Heaven release with
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Review: Thee Alcoholics ‘Bear Bites Horse Sessions’
There’s something of a tradition with garage rock bands utilising ‘Thee’ rather than ‘The’ in their names. Think Thee Headcoats,
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Review: The Eurosuite ‘Totally Fine’
When someone wrongs me then everything associated with that individual is, by and large, bypassed due to accompanying negative feelings;
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Review: The Jesus Lizard ‘Rack’
Of all the insane, underground rock shows I witnessed in the early-to-mid ‘90s, not many stand out more in my
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Review: TORSO ‘Brain Cells’
I love horror movies. Rock music and horror have been linked even before a certain Birmingham four-piece created music with
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Review: The Breedling ‘Detritus’
The East Anglian Fens have a tendency to divide people. There are those who admire the landscape for its eco-diversity
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Review: The Other Sun ‘Daimon, Devil, Dawn’
Multi-instrumentalist Swedish band, The Other Sun, arise onto the scene with their plaintive and openly nostalgic debut album, Daimon, Devil,
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Review: The Bridge City Sinners ‘In The Age Of Doubt’
Having been a fan since around 2019, it’s been quite the ride following the little-known punk rock/dark folk outfit The
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Review: The Swell Fellas ‘Residuum Unknown’
A strange forty seconds of noise begins the album, leading into the sombre beginning that is Chore to Bathe, almost
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