Review: JG Thirlwell & Simon Steensland ‘Oscillospira’
Five decades into a career in genre busting, JG Thirlwell needs no introduction. The man of a thousand musical aliases
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Experimental
Review: tētēma ‘Necroscape’
Now here’s a very welcome return, one that perhaps given how busy the two main instigators behind the project are,
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Review: Helen Money ‘Atomic’
The use of classical instrumentation within metal is no longer what it used to be. Once, it was either the
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Review: Jon Free And Neddal Ayad ‘Emerald’
A short and sweet joint effort here from two guitarists who both operate in the instrumental realm. The UK’s Jon
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Review: Coil ‘Stolen & Contaminated Songs’
Founded in London, England in the early 1980s Coil were a unique musical entity that defined the word ‘experimental’. Originally
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Review: Insect Ark ‘The Vanishing’
Insect Ark are a project of multi-instrumentalist Dana Schechter of Bee and Flower who has played with such luminaries as
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Review: Wrekmeister Harmonies ‘We Love To Look At The Carnage’
For some, great music is just a series of notes and beats, anonymously filling the background as an alternative to
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Review: Last Call At Nightowls ‘Ask The Dust’
Tonight, is the perfect time to be reviewing Last Call At Nightowls’ debut release, Ask The Dust, what with the
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Review: Nous ‘Nous II’
Going through a band’s history, describing their artistic goals, or picking apart the press release can usually do a lot
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Review: Andrew DR Abbott ‘Dead In Chellow Dean’
Andrew DR Abbott is an artist, musician, and writer based in the UK. You may know him from weird rhythmic
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Review: Lindy-Fay Hella ‘Seafarer’
Originally born out of a desire to explore her own musical desires as well as the power of voice, Lindy-Fay
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