Review: DDENT ‘Couvre-sang’
What’s that you say, French industrial mood music, what could that possibly be? Well, you’re in luck, because right here
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Instrumental
Review: Tia Carrera ‘Tried And True’
‘They may or may not record in a barbecue shack’ boasts the press schtick for this new emission from long
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Review: Helen Money ‘Atomic’
The use of classical instrumentation within metal is no longer what it used to be. Once, it was either the
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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: Arrakis ‘Technontology Vol. 1’
Ah, Greece. One of the world’s oldest civilisations that gave us literature, mathematics, philosophy and democracy. It also has a
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Review: Russian Circles ‘Blood Year’
If you’re reading this, then it’s quite likely you already know who Russian Circles are…maybe even listened to their earlier
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Zombi ‘Shape Shift’ CD/LP/DD 2015
Seminal synth wave outfit Zombi have kept fans waiting for 4 long years for a follow up to 2011’s Escape
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My Sleeping Karma ‘Moksha’ CD/LP/DD 2015
The psychedelic stoner band from Aschaffenburg is back with another album. My Sleeping Karma has been quiet for 3 years,
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Karma To Burn / Sons Of Alpha Centauri ‘Six/66’ Split 7”/DD 2015
Since 2010 West Virginian’s hard hitting, stoner instrumental band Karma To Burn have collaborated with Swale, Kent’s experimental instrumentalists Sons
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Traum ‘Erode’ DD 2014
Instrumental metal is hard to pull off. In theory, a celebration of huge riffs and thundering drums unsullied by someone
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My Brother The Wind ‘Once There Was A Time When Time And Space Were One’ CD/LP/DD 2014
While time and space are inherently omnipresent, both are slippery concepts that demand examination and often elude it. They can
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