Review: Our Man In The Bronze Age ‘Hexed Endeavours’
Our Man in the Bronze Age is a five-piece formed in Milton Keynes in 2007. The multi-instrumentalist band consists of
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Review: King Of Sweden ‘The Training’
The Training is the debut full length from Finnish progressive rock trio King Of Sweden. ith six tracks over forty-three
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Premiere: Nothing Is Real ‘At First Chaos Came To Be’ & ‘A State Of Undeath’ – New Double Album Drops 31st October
Improvised chaotic and blackened sludge doom, wrapped up with progressive sensibilities, is the order of the day as multi-instrumentalist Nicholas
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Review: Baron Crâne ‘Les Beaux Jours’
Parisian three-piece Baron Crâne (Léo Pinon-Chaby – guitar/vocals, Léo Goizet – drums, Olivier Pain – bass) formed in 2014, with
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Review: Diagonal ‘4’
I will confess to having largely forgotten about Diagonal’s existence since the self-titled caught my attention back in 2008 thanks
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Lucid Planet: Interview With Michael, Darcy & Luke
If you haven’t spent any time in the orbit of Lucid Planet then go right now and spin their superb
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Video Premiere: The Osiris Club ‘Moscow – New ‘The Green Chapel’ Drops 12th November
I don’t know if its just me, but the older I get, the bigger appreciation I have for a heavy
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Review: The Osiris Club ‘The Green Chapel’
Allow me to begin by saying that I’m in no way what one might consider a progressive rock/metal aficionado. Sure,
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In Search Of Tone: Sean McVay Of King Buffalo
My list of guitar players I look up to is growing everyday. Sean McVay of King Buffalo is right up
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Review: Merlin Vs Wizzerd ‘Turned to Stone Chapter III’
I’m guessing it’s because of the pandemic, but it’s over a year since the last instalment of Ripple’s Turned To
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Review: postcards from new zealand ‘city islands’
Enigmatic is not a phrase I use often when reviewing but it seems applicable to postcards from new zealand. There
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