Review: Mika Häkki ‘Mørker’
I must admit, I wasn’t surprised to see Mika Häkki, the eccentric bassist and wielder of the fuzziest of tones
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Americana
Review: Thee Old Night ‘Thee Old Night’
So, what happens when you breed your doomy-stoner roots with alt-country and Americana? Erik Sugg (he of Demon Eye and
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Review: The Bridge City Sinners ‘In The Age Of Doubt’
Having been a fan since around 2019, it’s been quite the ride following the little-known punk rock/dark folk outfit The
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Review: Amigo The Devil ‘Yours Until The War Is Over’
Captivating. That one word describes Amigo The Devil perfectly. His music, his stage presence and his stories hold you as
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Review: David Eugene Edwards ‘Hyacinth’
I’ve name-checked 16 Horsepower and Wovenhand numerous times in reviews for The Shaman, and now that I have an opportunity
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Review: Dee Calhoun ‘Old Scratch Comes To Appalachia’
There’s no doubt about Screaming Mad Dee Calhoun having creativity, and that he has what it takes mentally to produce
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Review: Blood Moon Wedding ‘Blood Moon Wedding: An American Nightmare’
Where, oh where to begin? Those Shamanistas among you who have read my previous missives (is there anybody out there?)
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Review: Lathe ‘Tongue Of Silver’
Hailing from Baltimore, Lathe are an instrumental post-rock three-piece with an utterly refreshing take on a subgenre that, like so
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Premiere: Lathe ‘Journey To The East’ – Taken From New Album ‘Tongue Of Silver’, Releases 29th July
Americana drone and doom is the order of the day. Think of an amalgamation of both early and latter-day Earth,
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Review: The Body And BIG|BRAVE ‘Leaving None But Small Birds’
BIG|BRAVE is a band I’m relatively new to the table on. This last year they arrived on my radar, mostly
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Review: Rose City Band ‘Earth Trip’
Mates, Ima give it ya straight. My first love of doom and stoner rock wares fails to hold me in
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