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Album & EP Reviews W 

Warp Transmission ‘Accidents And Madness’ 7”/DD 2014 & Heavy Smoke – S/T – CS/DD 2014

23rd March 20143rd September 2019 Saúl Do Caixão 7", Accidents And Madness, Cassette, Digital, Heavy Smoke, Kraut, Mikrofoni, Psychedelic, Review, Saúl Do Caixão, Self Released, Self Titled, Space Rock, Warp Transmission

Some things are like buses; you wait ages for one, and then two come along at once! Therefore, today we

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Album & EP Reviews I 

Iron Witch / The Atrocity Exhibit – Split 7″/DD 2014

6th March 20143rd September 2019 Tom McKibbin 2014, 7", Dead Chemist Records, Digital, Hardcore, Heavy, Her Cheating Heart, Iron Witch, Review, Sludge, The Atrocity Exhibit, Throne Of Bile, Tom McKibbin, Witch Hunter Records

Witch Hunter Records and Dead Chemist Records have conspired to release this beastly 7” split between Liverpool’s Iron Witch and

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Album & EP Reviews P 

Planes Of Satori ‘Son Of A Gun / Dichotomies’ 7″ 2014

23rd February 20143rd September 2019 Ross Horton 2014, 7", Acid Rock, Dichotomies, Kraut, Planes Of Satori, Psych, Review, Ross Horton, Son Of A Gun, Who Can You Trust Records

Planes Of Satori’s new 7″ for Who Can You Trust? Records is the real deal: a quality release by an

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Album & EP Reviews S 

Stereo Virgins ‘333 / Blood & Fire’ 7” 2014

21st February 20142nd September 2019 Mark Hunt-Bryden 2014, 333, 7", Blood & Fire, Crone Records, Digital, Doom, Heavy Rock, Mark Hunt-Bryden, Review, Stereo Virgins

Despite hailing from Merseyside, emerging Stoner act Stereo Virgins have found themselves more at home in the Leeds music scene,

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Album & EP Reviews M 

Mantar – S/T – 7″ 2013

19th December 20133rd September 2019 Paul Robertson 2013, 7", Doom, Heavy, Mantar, Noise-Rock, Paul Robertson, Review, Self Released, Self Titled, Sludge

Mantar. There’s a name that conjures up images, mostly unwholesome if I’m honest. Sounds like a mythical beast, or possibly

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Album & EP Reviews V 

V/A ‘Sweet Times – Volume 1’ 4 Way Split 7″ 2013

20th October 20133rd September 2019 Ollie Stygall 2013, 7", Classic Rock, Dirty Fences, Glitter Wizard, Heavy Rock, Hot Lunch, New 7" Details, Ollie Stygall, Ovvl, Review, Rock 'n' Roll, Sweet Times, Various Artists, Volume 1, Who Can You Trust Records

So, one of my favourite underground labels, Who Can You Trust Records, is starting a series of 7” compilations entitled

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Album & EP Reviews M 

Multicult ‘Jaws / Luxury’ 7″/DD 2013

6th October 20133rd September 2019 Sean Filkins 2013, 7", Alternative, Digital, Heavy Rock, Jaws, Luxury, Multicult, Noise-Rock, Reptilian Records, Review, Sean Filkins

I wanted to do a review for We Insist’s 2009 release, but Multicult served as a fine replacement. Isn’t it

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Album & EP Reviews Z 

Zig Zags ‘Scavenger/Monster Wizard’ 7” 2013

29th September 20133rd September 2019 Ollie Stygall 2013, 7", Acid Rock, Garage Rock, Monster Wizard, Ollie Stygall, Review, Rock 'n' Roll, Scavenger, Who Can You Trust Records, Zig Zags

Rock and roll should be raw, raucous, rowdy and righteous. If it ain’t any of these things it has no

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Album & EP Reviews B 

Black Prism ‘Satan’s Country’ 7″ 2013

10th September 20132nd September 2019 Pete Green 2013, 7", Black Prism, Doom, EasyRider Records, Heavy, Pete Green, Review, Satan’s Country

There’s no real argument here that Black Prism have arrived to well and truly rock the five Killer Bs: Beer,

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Album & EP Reviews F 

Fleurety ‘Et Spiritus Meus Semper Sub Sanguinantibus Stellis Habitabit’ 7″ 2013

18th August 20133rd September 2019 Dave Bowes 2013, 7", Aesthetic Death, Avant-Garde, Black Metal, Dave Bowes, Et Spiritus Meus Semper Sub Sanguinantibus Stellis Habitabit, Fleurety, Prog Rock, Review

For better or worse, Norway was always the place where the blueprints for modern black metal were laid. Burzum gave

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Album & EP Reviews B 

Black Magician ‘The Pursuivant’ 7″ 2013

9th August 20132nd September 2019 Mark Hunt-Bryden 2013, 7", Black Magician, Doom, Folk, Heavy, Mark Hunt-Bryden, Prog Rock, Review, Svart Records, The Pursuivant

Riding a wave of critical acclaim which has seen the Shaman Recordings released 12″ vinyl version of last years top

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