Review: The Ocean ‘Phanerozoic Live’
For those unfamiliar with German progressive/post-metal band The Ocean (Collective), this unique collector’s ‘live’ edition of their double concept album
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Review: THÅRN ‘Collisions’
Some sounds just hit my ear right. I’ve gobbled up atmospheric sludge, or post-metal if you’re gonna be lame about
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Review: NŪR ‘Negative Transfer’ EP
Weighing in at a mere fourteen minutes this three-track EP from NŪR is a bone crushing episode of relentless atmospheric
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In Search Of Tone: Brian Cook Of Russian Circles & SUMAC
I first heard of Russian Circles a few years back and although I wasn’t a fan of instrumental music, they
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In Search Of Tone: Nate Hall Of US Christmas & Solo Artist
I learned of US Christmas through a friend and fellow scribe Jacob. Their sound is perfect to me, and I
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Review: LLNN ‘Unmaker’
There was a moment in the early to mid-noughties, where post-metal (or whatever you choose to call it) grabbed the
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Premiere: Karellen ‘Mersum’ – Debut Album Drops Friday 27th August Via Trepanation Recordings
There seems to be a pattern occurring of late as although I’m Manchester based (well Salford if you really want
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Review: Karellen ‘Mersum’
Immersing your senses in Karellen’s debut long player Mersum is a journey through doom and prog styles that the three-piece
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Review: Year Of No Light ‘Consolamentum’
Bordeaux’s post-metal giants Year Of No Light have returned with their fourth full length, Consolamentum. A sprawling and unruly album,
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Review: Amenra ‘De Doorn’
Few bands in our genre garner the level of excitement that an Amenra release creates. The combination of their emotive
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Review: Kollapse ‘Sult’
To the outside world, Kollapse are somewhat of an enigma. Not so much a shiny, unopened ball of interest, as
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