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Friedemann ‘Uhr vs Zeit’ CD/LP/DD 2014

13th June 20143rd September 2019 Dave Bowes 2014, Acoustic, CD, Dark, Dave Bowes, Digital, Exile On Mainstream Records, Folk, Friedemann, Friedemann Hinz, LP, Review, Uhr vs Zeit

Over the past few years, Exile On Mainstream have consistently put out fantastic albums with little to no fanfare and

Album & EP Reviews S

Sabbath Assembly ‘Quaternity’ CD/LP/DD 2014

26th February 20143rd September 2019 Daniel Arom 2014, Acoustic, Ambient, CD, Daniel Arom, Digital, Experimental, LP, Quaternity, Review, Sabbath Assembly, Svart Records, The Church Of The Final Judgment

When it comes to religious experiences through music, many bands take on that challenge – yet fail miserably. Sabbath Assembly

Album & EP Reviews K

Kimi Kärki ‘The Bone Of My Bones’ CD/LP 2013

7th January 20143rd September 2019 Calum Darroch 2013, Acoustic, Calum Darroch, CD, Dark, Folk, Kimi Kärki, LP, Review, Svart Records, The Bone Of My Bones

Here’s one for all those self-proclaimed aficionados and seekers of the esoteric: have you heard of Kimi Kärki? If so,

Album & EP Reviews H

Harm Wülf ‘There’s Honey In The Soil So We Wait For The Till’ LP/DD 2013

6th November 20133rd September 2019 Ross McKendrick 2013, Acoustic, Blacklisted, Dark, Deathwish Inc, Digital, Folk, G. Hirsch, Harm Wülf, LP, Review, Ross McKendrick, There’s Honey In The Soil So We Wait For The Till

In recent years there has been a glut of material released by members of various heavy music scenes who venture

Album & EP Reviews R

Royal Thunder ‘CVI:A’ Digital EP 2013

27th July 20133rd September 2019 Alex Varley 2013, Acoustic, Alex Varley, Americana, CVI:A, Digital, Folk Doom, Review, Royal Thunder, Self Released

As the amount of female fronted bands to surface in to the mainstream end of rock becomes catastrophic it has

Album & EP Reviews S

Steve Von Till ‘As The Crow Flies’ Reissue CD/LP/DD 2013

1st May 20132nd September 2019 Mark Hunt-Bryden 2013, Acoustic, Ambient, As The Crow Flies, CD, Dark, Digital, Folk, LP, Mark Hunt-Bryden, Neurot Recordings, Reissue, Review, Steve Von Till

Steve Von Till‘s body of work is well documented; since replacing Chad Salter in Oakland hardcore masters Neurosis in 1989

Album & EP Reviews C

Coma Wall / Undersmile ‘Wood & Wire’ Split 12″/DD 2013

27th February 20133rd September 2019 Chris Moore 2013, Acoustic, Americana, Avant-Garde, Chris Moore, Coma Wall, Doom, Folk Doom, Heavy, Review, Shaman Recordings, Split 12", Undersmile, Wood & Wire

Following on from last year’s debut full length ‘Narwhal’ comes ‘Wood & Wire’ which sees Undersmile cover increasingly ambitious ground

Album & EP Reviews C

Conny Ochs ‘Black Happy’ CD/LP/DD 2013

20th February 20133rd September 2019 Alex Varley 2013, Acoustic, Alex Varley, Black Happy, Blues, CD, Conny Ochs, Dark, Exile On Mainstream Records, Folk, LP, Review

German acoustic singer/songwriter Conny Ochs is not the typical style of music you’d find on The Sleeping Shaman but then

Album & EP Reviews B

Boris / Joe Volk – Split 12″ 2012

14th January 20132nd September 2019 Pete Green 2012, Acoustic, Atmospheric, Boris, Experimental, Heavy, Invada Records, Joe Volk, Pete Green, Review, Split 12"

Trying to even remotely predict what Japanese psych/drone/doom/pop mentalists Boris will do next is a task akin to fire-toasting marshmallows

News

Baroness Share Video Of John Baizley And Pete Adams Acoustic Performance

18th December 2012 Lee Edwards Acoustic, Baroness, John Baizley, New Video, News, Pete Adams, Relapse Records, Stretchmarker

Baroness’s John Baizley and Pete Adams share an acoustic performance of “Stretchmarker” via their website (www.baronessmusic.com). The clip, recorded in

Album & EP Reviews C

Crown vs STValley – Split EP 2012

9th November 20122nd September 2019 Pete Green 2012, Acoustic, Atmospheric, Black Metal, Crown, Dark, Doom, Pete Green, Review, Self Released, Sludge, Split EP, STValley

Scything black metal riffage… subtle acoustic serenity… more scything black metal riffage… more subtle acoustic serenity… the end. Don’t worry,