Review: The Mon ‘Eye’
For those wondering who is the mysterious entity behind The Mon moniker, it’s Urlo, best known for his work in
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Review: The Machine ‘Wave Cannon’
The Machine put in some solid years helping establish a European heavy psych sound that continues to flourish both with
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Review: The Ocean ‘Holocene’
For twenty-three years, Germany’s progressive and post-metal act The Ocean, aka The Ocean Collective, under the steely guidance of guitarist
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Review: TankZilla ‘TankZilla’
As I’ve noted in these hallowed pages, I’m endlessly fascinated with rock band duos, and the universe has apparently seen
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Review: Trevor’s Head ‘A View From Below’
There are in reality few truly innovative acts left in music that manage to wow the audience beyond the point
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Review: They Watch Us From The Moon ‘Cosmic Chronicles: Act 1, The Ascension’
Lawrence, Kansas has, despite its location and size, spawned the likes of Paw, The New Amsterdams (featuring Matt Pryor of
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Review: The Stone Eye ‘Fata Morgana’
I make no bones about it, I bore the shit out of kids these days with tales of how awesome
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Review: The Shits ‘You’re A Mess’
When I saw The Shits, Leeds UK, grime merchants, new album You’re A Mess described in the promo pool with
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Review: Tir ‘Awaiting The Dawn’
In the best way possible, I would describe Tir’s music on his latest offering the perfect soundtrack to a medieval
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Review: The Crooked Whispers ‘Funeral Blues’
The Crooked Whispers are a ‘satanic psych doom’ trio made up of folks from Argentina and the USA, currently composed
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Review: The Golden Grass ‘Life Is Much Stranger’
As strange as it might sound, for all of its cultural prominence, I sometimes think New York City is, at
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