Review: Borracho ‘Pound Of Flesh’
The Washington D.C. area has a long and storied history with cutting edge music. From go-go to hardcore punk and
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Review: Shun ‘Shun’
As I type, one of the great and elusive joys of life is happening…the sun is shining in the UK!
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Premiere: Shun – Self-Titled Debut Album Drops Tomorrow
As this, and other publications have highlighted over the last 18 months, the pandemic has hit the music industry hard,
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Review: Robots Of The Ancient World ‘Mystic Goddess’
Portland, Oregon purveyors of the finest of West Coast stoner/doom, Robots Of The Ancient World, or known by their acronym
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Review: Honeybone ‘Spheres’
When we think of Melbourne Australia, certain things spring to mind, and for any music buffs out there, particular bands.
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Review: Witchwood ‘Before The Winter’
You’ll probably be unsurprised to hear that, back when I was a spotty teenager in the 90s, I was really
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KIND – Interview With Darryl Shepard
One of the musical highlights of 2015 for me was KIND’s debut album Rocket Science. Featuring a host of previous
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Review: Arcadian Child ‘Protopsycho’
In an age marred by hypocrisy, misinformation, divisiveness and self doubt, it’s refreshing to see and hear a band with
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Review: KIND ‘Mental Nudge’
I’m not sure how much competition there is in the this category, but everyone’s favourite stoner-doom supergroup KIND are back
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Review: Kitchen Witch ‘Earth And Ether’
I love the image of a Kitchen Witch. I promise I’ll try not to overuse the metaphor, but kitchens, food,
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Review: Natskygge ‘Natskygge’
This isn’t my first experience of Danish psych having reviewed The Sonic Dawn’s Enter The Mirage not so long ago.
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