Review: High Command ‘Eclipse Of The Dual Moons’
This is what Boudicca would have had on her mixtape. Of the many permutations of metal, thrash (and it’s all sub-variants
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Southern Lord
Review: The Lord & Petra Haden ‘Devotional’
Following up The Lord‘s (aka Greg Anderson) debut full-length Forest Nocturne comes this collaborative effort with Petra Haden; daughter of
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Review: The Lord ‘Forest Nocturne’
Greg Anderson, a name you may know well, has been creating music since the late ‘80s first as a member
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Review: The Catatonics ‘Hunted Down’ Reissue
Southern Lord has an extensive array of classic hardcore releases in its catalogue from Neon Christ (which I reviewed last
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Review: Thurston Moore ‘Screen Time’
Thurston Moore needs little introduction, best known as the extremely inventive and experimental guitarist/singer with Sonic Youth, also as an
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Review: Anna Von Hausswolff ‘Live At Montreux Jazz Festival’
To most, Anna Von Hausswolff is a name, that if mentioned, is met with a blank stare. To those in
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Review: Sunn O))) ‘Metta, Benevolence. BBC6 Music: Live On The invitation Of Mary Anne Hobbs’
Sunn O))) aficionados will enjoy the bands most recent addition to their oeuvre, the live release; Metta, Benevolence BBC 6Music:
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Review: Engine Kid ‘Special Olympics’ EP
Engine Kid formed in 1991, quite a landmark year during which the first Gulf War took place, the Soviet Union
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Review: Iceburn ‘Asclepius’
Salt Lake City, Utah: a haven for Mormons, Jello-O consumption and the eclectic heavy sounds of Iceburn, or if you
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Review: Nadja ‘Luminous Rot’
Monolithic in their prolific status Canadian power couple Nadja began in 2003 as a solo project by Aiden Baker and
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Review: Neon Christ ‘1984’
William DuVall may be best known these days for fronting grunge legends Alice In Chains but he has had an
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