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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Drone
Review: Dark Buddha Rising ‘Mathreyata’
The deep darkness from where Dark Buddha Rising have dragged their newest record of psychedelic droning doom seems particularly lightless,
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Review: Gnarl ‘The Great Blackness’
From beneath the brown leaves of the oak from which I begin, a spectral vista appears; a barren landscape spreading
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Review: Gorazde ‘Verses’
Gorazde are a Washington DC outfit and consists mainly of Jeremy Moore who does all the music, lyrics and handles
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Review: Sly & The Family Drone ‘Walk It Dry’
I first encountered London outfit Sly & the Family Drone via the two split singles that were released on the
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Review: Boris ‘NO’, ‘Phenomenons Drive’ & Z.O.A Collaboration ‘Refrain’
It’s not the first time in Boris’ long and impressive history that fans have been treated to a bumper serving
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Review: Obey Cobra ‘Oblong’
Hailing from Cardiff in South Wales, Obey Cobra are shrouded in mystery, or at least thin on the ground for
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Review: Saavik ‘Saavik’ EP
Whenever the term ‘supergroup’ is tossed around for an impending release, I always take pause because that label can serve
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Review: Many Blessings ‘Emanation Body’
Ethan Lee McCarthy is no stranger to making extreme music, whether it’s the crushingly heavy doom/sludge of Primitive Man, the
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Review: Forlesen ‘Hierophant Violent’
Well this is a weird little entity, Hierophant Violent by Forlesen, this is not just a switch on and turn
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Review: Orchestra Of Constant Distress ‘Live At Roadburn 2019’
I believe it was legendary Stoke-On-Trent based philosophical think tank Discharge who once wrote ‘can you hear the sound of
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