Review: you, infinite ‘you, infinite’
To understand the psyche of you, infinite, the debuting act from Texan natives Jeremy Galindo and Raymond Brown, you first
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Pelagic Records
Review: Pothamus ‘Abur’
Described in the PR blurb as ‘A maelstrom of music and metaphysics, a crushing conduit for connection, contemplation and catharsis’,
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Review: Jaye Jayle ‘After Alter’
Three years ago I had the chance to review the magnificent Songs I Swore I’d Never Sing, the third album
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Review: Hanry ‘Disruption’ EP
As the temperature in the UK comes down with the decorations and gone are the bright lights shining in the
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Review: Klone ‘The Unseen’
On paper French art-rockers Klone have slowly evolved since 1999, but their genesis began some years earlier in 1995 when
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Review: envy ‘Eunoia’
Japanese post-hardcore Legends envy are one of the most interesting heavy acts to emerge from the land of the Rising
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Review: i Häxa ‘i Häxa’
This has truly felt like Schrödinger’s year, simultaneously dragging on forever in the moment yet somehow here we are with
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Review: Sugar Horse ‘The Grand Scheme Of Things’
Like the instinct to root for your hometown team, I always keep an eye out for bands with connections to
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Review: LizZard ‘Mesh’
Pelagic Records have a mission statement to release twenty albums a year of high-quality post-rock from artists they like and
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Review: A Swarm Of The Sun ‘An Empire’
I recently read a piece by Doctor of Audiology Sol Marghzar discussing the effects of sound on human emotion. Without
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Review: i Häxa ‘Part Three’ EP
Personally, this year has passed with a surreal sense of time; on the one hand, it seems like an age
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