Review: Taras Bulba ‘Sometimes The Night’
Presumably named after the film (as it has a celebrated soundtrack), Taras Bulba is a solo project from ex-Earthling Society
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Riot Season
Review: Mainliner ‘Dual Myths’
Now, if you read most of my reviews I generally spend time at the more brutal end of the spectrum.
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Review: Mummise Guns ‘Mummise Guns’
Okay, Mummise Guns… What can I say…? Let’s see. To sum up Mummise Guns in the most eloquent way possible,
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Review: Black Helium ‘The Wholly Other’
The Wholly Other by Black Helium is the 2nd release from the psychedelic rock group on Riot Season Records, Beck
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Review: Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso U.F.O. Feat: Geoff Leigh ‘Chosen Star Child’s Confession’
For a band, who by their very nature, have never had a concrete line-up, instead operating as an amorphous collective
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Review: Orchestra Of Constant Distress ‘Live At Roadburn 2019’
I believe it was legendary Stoke-On-Trent based philosophical think tank Discharge who once wrote ‘can you hear the sound of
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Review: Perhaps ‘7.0’
Need a burst of sonic sunshine to kick start the run in to a possible summer indoors? You’ve come to
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Review: The Noise Birds ‘The Dark Sea Hides A Bright Light’
The Dark Sea Hides A Bright Light is the first album under the name The Noise Birds, but it’s actually
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Black Helium Interview
Black Helium, a band originating from London, practice in London, but live in Portsmouth to Margate. They commonly find solace
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Bad Guys ‘Bad Guynaecology’ LP/CD/DD 2015
Labels are convenient. They help us recover lost items, take the right medication and stop that twat Gary from finance
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Sloath ‘Deep Mountain’ LP/DD 2014
Stoner metal is a genre thrown around a bit freely, in my opinion – if a band is really tight,
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