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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Feeding Tube 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: 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: 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: 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: Naujawanan Baidar ‘Volume 1&2’
Naujawanan Baidar (Farsi for Enlightened Youth) is a project of N.R. Safi of psych outfit The Myrrors. The tracks were
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Review: Dire Wolves ‘Flow And Heady’
Flow And Heady is the incredible new release by Dire Wolves, or to give them their full title Dire Wolves
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Review: Banshee ‘Livin’ In The Jungle’
Livin’ In The Jungle is album number two for Boston six-piece Banshee. As a starting point, I could say garage
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Review: Waterless Hills ‘The Great Mountain’
Waterless Hills are predominantly Andrew Cheetham and feature dbh on violin, augmented by Gavin Clarke (DSDV) on bass and Cambridge-based
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Review: Dead Sea Apes ‘Night Lands’
Since forming in 2009, Manchester’s Dead Sea Apes have been steadily releasing music individually at an impressive rate or with
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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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