Review: RRRags ‘High Protein’
One thing is for certain when you first listen to RRRags, is that they sound reminiscent, and that’s because they
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Heavy Rock
Video Premiere: BERSÆRK ‘Blod & Stål’
Denmark’s BERSÆRK, although have gained a loyal following in their homeland, which like COVID-19 is growing at an exponential rate,
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Review: Dool ‘Summerland’
Stadium rock filtered through vaguely underground aesthetics seems like such a fucking weird thing to do, but hey, here are
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Review: The Miser ‘The Miser’ EP
Despite hailing from London (a small town not far from Basingstoke) and having been around since 2014, I must admit
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Review: Elder ‘Omens’
A colour out of space – Elders’ new offering Omens – reflects the transitional times in which we now find
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Review: Gorilla ‘Rock Our Souls’ Reissue
Gorilla, one of those bands that takes its influences – a lot of which are lesser known and underappreciated –
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Review: Hair Of The Dog ‘It’s Just A Ride’
Named after the Nazareth album of the same name (intentional?), Hair Of The Dog are a Scottish trio from Edinburgh
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Review: Freeways ‘True Bearings’
Freeways hail from Brampton, a city located in the Greater Toronto Area in Canada. They consist of Domenic Innocente –
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Big Scenic Nowhere – An Interview With Bob Balch
Bob Balch joined Stoner Rock legends Fu Manchu in 1996 at the tender age of 19 and whom he has
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Review: Cycle ‘Cosmic Clouds’
Rise Above’s Relics series has been around for a respectable amount of time, repressing the kind of records that collectors
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Review: Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovell ‘Very Uncertain Times’
I saw Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovell live a few years ago in an absolute shithole of a venue. It was
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