Review: Ty Segall ‘Whirlybird’ Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Of all the artists I’ve come to absorb over the last ten to fifteen years or so, few have proven
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Review: Thurston Moore ‘Screen Time’
Thurston Moore needs little introduction, best known as the extremely inventive and experimental guitarist/singer with Sonic Youth, also as an
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Review: The Mute Servants – EP
I’m a music nerd, especially when it comes to record labels, in recent years Disorder Recordings, Nefarious Industries, Anti-Corporate Music,
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Review: Trouble ‘One For The Road/Unplugged’ Reissue
Without question, any conversation of the origins of American doom metal, or hell, doom metal in general, must include Chicago’s
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Review: Tromba + Brainscanner – Split
The music universe is an immense, endless maze of sounds and expressions, which no one can ever fully and completely
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Review: Thumos ‘The Republic’
There seems to have been an increase in the instrumental metal genre, and music fans either love it or they
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Review: The Osiris Club ‘Blazing Worlds – Live At Roadburn & Twicefold Of Kind’
London based experimental psych/prog outfit The Osiris Club is a name The Sleeping Shaman readers may be familiar with, especially
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Review: Tungsint ‘The Drought’ EP
‘Shouldn’t we be content to be cosmic couch potatoes, enjoying the universe from the comfort of our home planet? No,
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Review: The Fur ‘Sonntag’
The PR notes state this album ‘…was plagued with troubles stemming from the ongoing backlogs experienced at pressing plants…’ That’s
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Review: The Resonant Rogues ‘The Magnolia Sessions’
The latest instalment for season two of The Magnolia Sessions in 2021 sees the delightful Appalachian folk tones of Western
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Review: The Ocean ‘Phanerozoic Live’
For those unfamiliar with German progressive/post-metal band The Ocean (Collective), this unique collector’s ‘live’ edition of their double concept album
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