Review: Temple Fang ‘Lifted From The Wind’
From the opening bit of The River from Dutch psych outfit Temple Fang, I knew things had gotten very interesting.
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Review: More Experience ‘Horizons Of Events’
More Experience. Although they may have taken their name from a Jimi Hendrix album, they’re not even one of the
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Review: Sons Of Ra ‘Standard Deviation’
Right from the off, I’m going to say one simple thing. This album is beyond cool, so cool that even
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Review: Vitskär Süden ‘Vitskär Süden’ [Reissue]
Vitskär Süden’s name makes me think this is another great Nordic band, but it’s actually the name of a band
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Review: Quasars Of Destiny ‘Music To Listen To While Eating Planets’
With a band name like Quasars Of Destiny and an album title like Music To Listen To While Eating Planets,
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Review: Naxatras ‘V’
Naxatras released their fifth effort a few weeks ago and I can confidently say that V is a serious contender
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Review: Gin Lady ‘Before The Dawn Of Time’
I will state from the off that when I had a quick listen to a track from Gin Lady, I
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Review: Monteceneri ‘Due’ EP
The allure of post-rock bands has captivated me for many years, drawing me in with their mesmerising instrumental compositions that
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Review: Mojo & The Kitchen Brothers ‘Into The Center Of The Cat’s Eye Nebula’
Well, hey there avid readers, it’s so great to see you, welcome to 2025, the year that hopefully breaks the
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Review: Various Artists ‘The Very Best Of Jethro Tull Redux’
Internal David-monologue, approx. 1994: Everything must be heavier than everything else! Metallica are for girls (NB I was sexist as
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Review: Kosmodome ‘Ad Undas’
So, here we are, the closing weeks of 2024 and I’m still finding new albums to review. Today it is
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