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Review: Slomatics ‘Strontium Fields’

5th September 20235th September 2023 Mark Hunt-Bryden Black Bow Records, Doom, Heavy Rock, Prog, Slomatics

I hear the word Strontium and think of the long-running British comic series Strontium Dogs, a concept based around the

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Featured Live Reviews 

Desertfest London 2023 – Saturday

8th June 20238th June 2023 Ian M Church Of The Cosmic Skull, Corrosion Of Conformity, Crowbar, Desertfest, Dozer, London, Lowen, Slomatics, Weedeater, Wren

A lunchtime start for Desertfest on Saturday saw the hordes descend upon Camden again. No coronation nonsense here, just another

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Review: Domkraft/Slomatics ‘Ascend/Descend’

13th May 202217th June 2022 Harry Holmes Domkraft, Doom, Majestic Mountain Records, Slomatics, Sludge

Split releases come in a range of flavours – from new or smaller bands getting material out there cheaply, to

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Review: Yanomamö/Slomatics – Split EP

23rd August 202127th September 2021 Maxx Iommium Records, Slomatics, Sludge, Yanomamö

Iommium Records from Sydney, Australia, are releasing this 7” Split, on blue coloured vinyl, featuring two tracks between label stalwarts

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A-F Interviews 

In Search Of Tone: David Majury Of Slomatics

5th March 20218th April 2021 Josh Schneider Black Bow Records, David Majury, Doom, In Search Of Tone, Slomatics, Sludge

If you don’t know Slomatics, then let me help out from under the rock I was just freed from. They’re

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Review: Ungraven / Slomatics – Split

4th March 20217th April 2021 Lee Beamish Black Bow Records, Doom, Industrial, Slomatics, Sludge, Ungraven

Coming in to the spring of twenty twenty-one, life is starting to look far brighter. The hope for a more

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Live Reviews 

Roadburn Festival 2017 – Day 3 Review By Guido Segers

10th May 20172nd September 2019 Guido Segers 013 Venue, Disfear, Gnod, GNOD vs Kuru, Guido Segers, Het Patronaat, Kuro, Laster, Lee Edwards, Memoriam, Misþyrming, My Dying Bride, Mysticum, Oranssi Pazuzu, Razors In The Night, Roadburn, Roadburn Festival, Roadburn Festival 2017, Slomatics, The Bug vs Dylan Carlson, Warning, Wear Your Wounds, Whores, Youth Code

By the time breakfast is done and the coffee is consumed, I realise it’s already day 3 of Roadburn. My

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Slomatics ‘Future Echo Returns’ 2016

17th April 20177th September 2019 Pete Green 2016, Black Bow Records, Doom, Future Echo Returns, Heavy, Pete Green, Review, Slomatics, Sludge

Gone are the days when I ask “What is Heavy?” and you reply “Black Sabbath”. I mean sure, it’s not

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Live Reviews 

Astral Kannibals: Desertfest 2016 Day 2 Review

16th May 201613th September 2019 Pete Green BongCauldron, Camden, Conan, Desertfest, Desertfest 2016, Electric Ballroom, Lee Edwards, Live Review, Monarch, Pelican, Pete Green, Russian Circles, Samothrace, Slomatics, The Black Heart, The Underworld, Unearthly Trance

“It’s a little bit fuzzy… this feeling in my headddddd…” It’s a good kind of fuzzy though and for sure,

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Articles 

Camden Calling Once Again: The DesertFest 2016 Preview

28th March 20162nd September 2019 Pete Green Article, BongCauldron, Camden, Desertfest, Desertfest 2016, Dÿse, Electric Ballroom, Koko, Mantar, Monarch, Necro Deathmort, OHHMS, Pelican, Pete Green, Samothrace, Slomatics, The Black Heart, The Underworld, Unearthly Trance

Prepare your ears, prepare your wallets and prepare your livers! Desertfest is nearly upon us once again and as ever,

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Slomatics ‘Flooding The Weir’ & ‘Kalceanna’ DD Reissue 2015

23rd November 20154th November 2019 Jay Hampshire 2015, Black Bow Records, Digital, Doom, Flooding The Weir, Heavy, Jay Hampshire, Kalceanna, Reissue, Review, Slomatics, Sludge

Some things in life are just inherently ‘right’. Like cold pizza the morning after a booze session, or that blissful

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