Review: The Chronicles Of Manimal And Samara ‘Full Spectrum’
Taking on a project such as this to review is always a source of much trepidation. To willingly step out
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Review: Emma Ruth Rundle & Thou ‘The Helm Of Sorrow’ EP
It feels weird, and faintly damning, to start a review with the phrase ‘more of the same’ but when that’s
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Review: The Sun Came Up Upon The Left / Everson Poe ‘Ancestral Memory’
Despite the fact that, from what I can tell, both of these acts have received nothing but praise from the
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Review: The Body ‘I’ve Seen All I Need To See’
Providence, Rhode Island is to 2nd generation noise-rock what Seattle is to grunge and features the likes of Hella, Lightning
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Review: Tripping Haze Ceremony ‘Tripping Haze Ceremony’
Selangor is one of 13 states in Malaysia which surrounds the federal territory of Kuala Lumpur (the country’s capital). It
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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: Tombs ‘Under Sullen Skies’
Frontman Mike Hill (guitars/vocals/electronics/synth) seems to have graduated from the Henry Rollins school of work ethics. Not only is he
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Review: Temple ‘Funeral Planet’
Ever wonder what the end of the world might sound like? Well that’s what I believe Swedish ‘supergroup’ Temple have
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Review: Tomorr ‘Tomorr’
Tomorr formed in 2017 and their exotic sounding name derives from a mountain that rises above Berat (a UNESCO World
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Review: Tambourinen ‘Wooden Flower’
No, it’s not Tambourine the 1960s-flavoured Dutch band from the late 80s, this is Grant Beyschau, drummer and saxophonist from
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Review: Throane ‘Une Balle Dans Le Pied’ EP
The Church of Ra collective is a rather intriguing group of musicians whose similarities are often as striking as their
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