Review: Dead Sea Apes, Adam Stone & Black Tempest ‘Dataland’
Dataland is collaboration between Dead Sea Apes (Brett Savage, Jack Toker, Chris Hardman, Alistair Reid), Black Tempest aka Stephen Bradbury
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Cardinal Fuzz Records
Review: Anthroprophh ‘German Oak’
Anything that reminds me of a happy live music experience is going to get immediate interest this year, and as
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Review: Tambourinen ‘Wooden Flower’
No, it’s not Tambourine the 1960s-flavoured Dutch band from the late 80s, this is Grant Beyschau, drummer and saxophonist from
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Review: Alison Cotton ‘Only Darkness Now’
Having surfaced initially as a cassette only release (Bloxham Tapes) and now manifesting in vinyl form (Cardinal Fuzz and Feeding
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Review: The Janitors ‘Noisolation Session Vol. 1’
Noisolation Session Vol. 1 is the fifth album by stökpsych (portmanteau for Stockholm & psychedelic) outfit The Janitors who according
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Review: Mugstar ‘Graft’
Mugstar‘s line-up for the Graft album is Neil Murphy – guitar, Joe Hirons – guitar & keyboards, Marc Glaysher –
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Review: Elkhorn ‘Acoustic Storm’
This is a record with a story. Once there was a storm… Come in by the fire and watch the flames
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Review: Big Blood ‘Dark Country Magic’
In naming their new album Dark Country Magic Big Blood have perhaps made any review of the record redundant as
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Review: White Manna ‘ARC’
Veteran altered states of consciousness captains, White Manna have plethora of albums in their vaults, spanning as far back as
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Review: The Heads ‘Reverberations Volume Two’
Let’s prepare a checklist shall we? Cardinal Fuzz/Rooster, check, The Heads’ Stooges styled logo? Check, Experimental film-maker Kenneth Anger? Check.
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Review: Moths & Locusts ‘Helios Rising’
Moths & Locusts’ second album Helios Rising was originally released on CD in 2016. Now reissued on vinyl through Cardinal
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