Review: William S. Burroughs & Brion Gysin
Like a popular referendum on any oppressive government, the Beat Generation of the 1950s too was a renunciation of the
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Review: Walking Bombs ‘Tears We Should Have Shed’
Kingston, New York based music journalist/musician Morgan Y Evans has been playing in bands (including Divest and Antidote 8) since
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Review: Wardruna ‘First Flight Of The White Raven’
If you think living without live music for the last year or so and relying on a handful of web-only
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Review: Wasted Death ‘Ugly As Hell’ EP
APF Records latest assault on our ears, and wallets, comes on the form of Wasted Death’s debut Ugly As Hell
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Review: Werewolves ‘What A Time To Be Alive’
Flashing by in a nine track, thirty five minute blur, Werewolves have ascribed to the aesthetic of no fat, leave
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Review: Watchman ‘Behold A Pale Horse’ EP
Whilst I promised towards the last quarter of 2020 I would not spend all my reviews talking about the pandemic,
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Review: WitchTit ‘Intoxicating Lethargy’
Hailing from North Carolina, somewhere more known for its metalcore, WitchTit are a band whose sound is rooted in the
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Review: Wenches ‘Effin’ Gnarly’
Once upon a time, life was pretty simple. Life moved comfortably, and the music industry, and in particular the heavy
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Review: When The Deadbolt Breaks ‘Until It All Collides: The Nightmare Versions’
When I started writing for The Sleeping Shaman a few short months ago, I didn’t really know what I was
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Review: Witnesses ‘IV’
Back in June of twenty twenty I was given the task of reviewing the album Doom II, for the band/
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Review: Wall ‘Wall’ EP
There is a wonderful sense of excitement attached to listening to an obscure record that you’ve dug up from the
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