Review: Pink Frost ‘Until The Summer Comes’
Usually, by the time you’re six albums into a career, to make any huge departures from what you’re doing is
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Review: The Gathering ‘Beautiful Distortion’
Twenty-five years ago, a band entered my life and changed everything forever. Completely under the radar, they arrived and opened
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Review: Dawnwalker ‘House Of Sand’
In all the time I’ve been reviewing albums, there have only been a couple of times where the initial promo
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Review: All Souls & Fatso Jetson ‘Live From Total Annihilation’
Somewhere in the dark depths of Los Angeles is a studio called Total Annihilation and it is there that the
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Review: The Shenandoah Electric Company ‘LP1’
Enter The Shenandoah Electric Company into Google and you’ll get a hit for an electricity company who boast of serving
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Review: Delvoid ‘Swarmlife’
Delvoid have made the most of the six-year gap between drinks with their third album titled Swarmlife. It’s two predecessors
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Review: GGGOLDDD ‘This Shame Should Not Be Mine’
Music, one of the most expressive things we, as humans, can create. It can convey mood, feeling, raw emotion, and
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Review: Lammping ‘Stars We Lost’ EP
Toronto, Ontario’s Lammping are a band that have been on my radar for a year or so. In fact, their
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Review: SNEERS. ‘Tales For Violent Days’
SNEERS. were formed in 2012 by MG Blaankart (vocals, guitar) and Leonardo O. Stefenelli (drum) in Berlin, although they have
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Review: Suns Of The Tundra ‘Murmuration’ Reissue
It seems a condition of writing about English prog rockers Suns Of The Tundra to mention the historical connection to
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Review: The Ugly Kings ‘Strange, Strange Times’
Melbourne, Australia may not be known as a hot bed for rock and roll, but hard rocking quartet The Ugly
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