Review: Human Impact ‘Gone Dark’
Raw. Dystopian. Abrasive. Adjectives many have used to describe the fierce and insistent music made by Human Impact. And they
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Ipecac Recordings
Review: The Jesus Lizard ‘Rack’
Of all the insane, underground rock shows I witnessed in the early-to-mid ‘90s, not many stand out more in my
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Review: Melvins ‘Tarantula Heart’
The Melvins. The riffs. The drums. The snarkiness. The influence. The frizzy hair. The massive discography. From small town obscurity
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Review: CNTS ‘Thoughts & Prayers’
Over the course of the last few decades, I’ve grown to trust the tastes of the good folks over at
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Review: Venera ‘Venera’
Many moons ago I was an avid Korn fan, at the time I was amazed by the uniqueness of the
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Review: Oxbow ‘Love’s Holiday’
Eugene Robinson‘s 1980s hardcore outfit Whipping Boy had hinted at the future with albums such as MuruMuru incorporating other sounds
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Review: Spotlights ‘Alchemy For The Dead’
I’ve been on deep dives of genres before. Starting with nu metal as a kid which took me down the
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Review: Dave Lombardo ‘Rites Of Percussion’
Good things being borne out of the COVID lockdown has been a bit of a recurring theme in some of
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Review: Dead Cross ‘II’
Dead Cross is a ‘supergroup’ composed of legendary members Dave Lombardo (Slayer, Suicidal Tendencies, Mr. Bungle) on drums and Mike
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Review: The Bobby Lees ‘Bellevue’
When the likes of Iggy Pop, Debbie Harry and Henry Rollins are singing your praises then you must be doing
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Review: Dälek ‘Precipice’
‘I hold myself to a higher standard, I don’t give a fuck if your Gods are angry.’ The hook on
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