Review: Geezer ‘Stoned Blues Machine’
Kingston, New York’s immense, stoner, and heavy blues trio Geezer made quite an impact with 2020’s Groovy. The re-vamped lineup’s
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Review: Various Artists ‘The Best Of AC/DC [Redux]’
AC/DC is the very definition of timeless. Since 1975 they’ve released 17 albums of pure rock and roll by rarely
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Review: Various Artists ‘Back In Black [Redux]’
Tribute albums have always been dubious propositions to me. They can be fun, depending on who’s being paid tribute to,
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Review: Malossi ‘Blanke Barter’
One of the most intriguing things in the progression of any genre is the way artists in different geographical regions
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Review: L’uomo Nero ‘Elle, De La Mer’ EP
Aren’t the effects of Covid-19 delays, lack of capacity in the world’s vinyl-pressing plants and congestion-related delays in the Suez
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Review: Apewards ‘Peaks Vol. I’ EP
If you’ve happened to read one of my EP reviews before and have a good memory for completely unimportant trivia,
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Review: Honeybone ‘Spheres’
When we think of Melbourne Australia, certain things spring to mind, and for any music buffs out there, particular bands.
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Review: L’uomo Nero ‘Andiamo Nel Deserto’ EP
Making a concept record is, in some ways, rather like climbing down into a sewer to clear a fatberg: if
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Track Premiere: The Penitent Man ‘The Butcher’
As the world around us has been falling into chaos, sometimes smokey bluesy desert rock is just the ticket to
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Track Premiere: Pimmit Hills ‘Lost River’
It’s time to get your boogie on as Washington DC’s Pimmit Hills, who formed from the ashes of King Giant,
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Review: Dätcha Mandala ‘Hara’
I’ve been a big fan of Mars Red Sky’s cerebral take on stoner rock for years now, so when I
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