Review: Warlung ‘The Poison Touch’
Houston Texas’s Warlung returns with the follow-up to 2022’s Vultures Paradise, which I enjoyed quite a bit, although, if I’m
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Heavy Rock
Review: Dunes ‘Land Of The Blind’
Holding my hands up here, I knew nothing of hard-rocking Newcastle-based three-piece Dunes until the announcement that they had signed
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Review: Godzillionaire ‘Diminishing Returns’
Right off the bat I’m going to say this, if there’s one band who you should be firmly pointing your
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Review: Shotgun Sawyer ‘Shotgun Sawyer’
Auburn, California might not be the first place that springs to mind when you think of the blues, but three-piece
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Various Artists ‘Brown Acid The Nineteenth Trip’
At this point, stoner rockers, doom-metal mavens, garage rock collectors, heavy psych-heads and proto-metal worshipers around the globe can practically
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Review: Various Artists ‘The Very Best Of Jethro Tull Redux’
Internal David-monologue, approx. 1994: Everything must be heavier than everything else! Metallica are for girls (NB I was sexist as
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Review: Sons Of Ghidorah ‘Hallowmas’
When I see a comment in a press release that states that they’ve ‘been compared favourably to bands such as
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Sergeant Thunderhoof: An Interview With Vocalist Dan Filtcroft
It may be two years since the release of Sergeant Thunderhoof‘s last album, the critically acclaimed This Sceptred Viel, which
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Review: Sergeant Thunderhoof ‘The Ghost Of Badon Hill’
Over the course of four albums, culminating in 2022’s This Sceptred Veil, Somerset-dwelling prog, stoner and desert rock outfit Sergeant
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Review: Cortez ‘Thieves And Charlatans’
Having spent a lot of time this year dallying around with post-metal, dreamy, ethereal music and some serious bludgeon, my
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Review: Bobbie Dazzle ‘Fandabidozi’
Everyone has their own way of dealing with tragedy. Some look inward, some look outwardly. Others opt for somber reflection
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