Review: Manic Abraxas ‘Foreign Winds’
I’ve found my musical niche this last year as it turns out I’m a big fan of post-rock/post-metal. I love
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Review: GOTT ‘To Hell To Zion’ EP
As is the case with all things in life, sometimes, something will fall through the cracks or pass us by,
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Review: The Necromancers ‘Where The Void Rose’
Nerd alert, the Necromancer was always a favorite character of mine when playing the Diablo series. Needless to say, the
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Review: High Time ‘High Time’
A high-octane assault introduces us to Liverpool’s three-piece High Time formed in the past few years during lockdown and contemporaries
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Premiere: Manic Abraxas ‘Red Camo Rock’ – New Album ‘Foreign Winds’ Releases 30th September
Although Manic Abraxas and their brand of punk, doom, and To Mega Therion era Celtic Frost thrash are a new
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Review: Problem With Dragons ‘Accelerationist’
In their own words, Massachusetts based rockers Problem With Dragons third and latest album Accelerationist has been crafted with the
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Review: Obiat ‘Indian Ocean’
The London based progressive psych/doom/stoner gurus of Obiat are back after a 13 year gap between albums!! Indian Ocean is
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Review: The Swell Fellas ‘Novaturia’
There is just something that’s so… well, right about a great three-piece. The ability of three individuals to deliver an
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Review: Land Of Wolves ‘Conditions For Survival’
Seattle, Washington, while famous for grunge, has long been a hotbed for all sorts of music, and many forms of
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postcards from new zealand ‘nin-an-ak’
I had the opportunity to review postcards from new zealand’s last album burn, witch, burn. I didn’t give it a
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Review: Witnesses ‘The Holy Water’ EP
After reviewing several of the previous Witnesses releases, I’ve noticed that every time, it has left me feeling like I’m
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