Review: 7Mondays ‘Sent’ EP
I’m a big fan of spring, just warm enough so I’m not burnt to a crisp but also taking us
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Shoegaze
Review: Black Moon Mother ‘Illusions Under The Sun’
Sometimes, something comes along, and right from the initial stages, it has you hooked, and you know you need to
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Review: Crawl Below ‘9 Mile Square’
It’s a peculiarly British trait that musicians generally don’t write and perform songs about where they’re from. There are of course
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neànder – Interview With Jan Korbach
Berlin based instrumental 4 piece band neànder have been described as post-doom, post-metal and stoner amongst other things, however the
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Review: neànder ‘Eremit’
neànder evoke much musically but for this writer the words ‘powerfully cinematic’ are the first two that come to mind.
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Review: Svalbard ‘When I Die, Will I Get Better?’
Picture the scene, its two thousand and eleven, and the music gods breathe their first breaths into Bristol quartet Svalbard.
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Review: Kairon; IRSE! ‘Polysomn’
There’s a particular quality to the best music that can only be described as a kind of ethereal comfort. Music
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Review: Deeper Graves ‘Open Roads’
Deeper Graves is Jeff Wilson of black metal band Nachtmystium and post black metallers Chrome Waves latest project. Open Roads
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Review: Obey Cobra ‘Oblong’
Hailing from Cardiff in South Wales, Obey Cobra are shrouded in mystery, or at least thin on the ground for
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Review: The Brazilian Gentleman ‘L & L’
The Brazilian Gentleman is a musical collective consisting of Alap Momin (Dälek, MRC Riddims), Christian Alexander (Hex Inverter, End Christian,
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Review: Viaduct ‘Wake’
Earlier this year, before the resurrection of The Sleeping Shaman, three renowned members of the UK post-rock scene entered Campbell
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