Review: Kurokuma ‘Of Amber And Sand’
A decade after Sheffield’s Kurokuma first appeared in the ever productive UK underground, their second full-length record Of Amber And
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Review: New Ghost ‘A Dagger In Every Tide’
One of the most interesting bands I came across during my most recent visit to the Portals Festival back in
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Review: Orme ‘No Serpents, No Saviours’ EP
The self-titled, double album debut from UK sludge/drone/doom trio Orme was pretty well received last year, but when it is
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Review: Manic Abraxas ‘Skinformation’
For somebody who had no idea who Manic Abraxas were before reviewing this, their latest, self-released, eight-track and near forty
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Review: Werewolves ‘Die For Us’
Upon hearing the short opening monologue on the title track Die For Us, I did let out a bit of
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Review: The Swell Fellas ‘Residuum Unknown’
A strange forty seconds of noise begins the album, leading into the sombre beginning that is Chore to Bathe, almost
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Review: King Bastard ‘From Whence They Came’
New York four-piece King Bastard made a splash two years ago with their independently released debut album It Came From
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Premiere: The Swell Fellas ‘Give Roses’ – New Album ‘Residuum Unknown’ Releases 19th July
As Nashville, Tennessee, by way of Ocean City, Maryland, heavy proggy and psych power trio The Swell Fellas prepare to
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Review: Aythis ‘Celestial Exile’ & ‘Lost Lighthouse’
Having been performing solo for pretty much twenty years, outside of being involved with other musical projects, you would have
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Review: The Velvets ‘Drinking, Fighting, Thinking’ EP
Living in a time when it’s becoming increasingly harder to start and maintain any sort of musical career, especially without
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Premiere: Kalgon ‘Eye Of The Needle’ – From Their Self-Title Debut That Releases 23rd May
Following lead single The Isolate that premiered with our brother-in-arms Outlaws Of The Sun back in March, it’s a great
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