Review: Opium Warlords ‘Nembutal’
Since Finnish doom maestros Reverend Bizarre stumbled to a halt after their third album, III: So Long Suckers, bassist and
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Review: Locean ‘Top Ten Zen Meditations’
Locean have been kicking around the Manchester weirdo scene for eight years or so now, with varying collectives of players
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Review: Neddal Ayad ‘Fangs’ EP
Fangs is the debut solo EP from Canadian born (Newfoundland and Labrador) New Zealand based experimental guitarist and electronic musician
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Review: Pågå ‘The Evil Year’
Yeah yeah yeah, I know, you’re looking at the name of this album and thinking ‘GET THE FUCK OUT OF
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Review: Benjamin Finger & James Plotkin ‘We Carry The Curse’
Given the amount of new music I’ve been introduced to over the past year thanks to The Sleeping Shaman, I’d
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Review: Botanist ‘Photosynthesis’
Did you know that an independently released compilation of native Irish metal bands surfaced in the mid 80s called ‘Green
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Review: $hit And $hine ‘Malibu Liquor Store’
For all the talk of unpredictably that usually follows Craig Clouse‘s work as $hit And $hine, the last few years
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Review: Anna Von Hausswolff ‘All Thoughts Fly’
When I first saw Anna von Hausswolff live, in the huge space of Tilburg’s 013 venue, what struck me most
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Jaye Jayle – Interview With Evan Patterson
Jaye Jale’s Prisyn is a departure from the sullen Americana and post-Swans experimentalism of Evan Patterson’s previous work. The most
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Review: Staraya Derevnya ‘Inwards Opened The Floor’
Staraya Derevnya has many different meanings, it’s Russian for old village, it’s a neighbourhood/metro stop (on the Frunzensko-Primorskaya line) in
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Review: Jaye Jayle ‘Prisyn’
You may be familiar with Evan Patterson via noise rock outfit Young Widows and hardcore bands The National Acrobat and
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