Review: Aleah ‘Aleah’
So, where to start with the new posthumous solo album by Aleah Liane Stanbridge, better known as Aleah Starbridge or
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Svart Records
Review: Skepticism ‘Alloy’ Reissue
Some bands are the absolute purveyors of their respective genre – some to the point where they inevitably become part
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Review: Obnoxious Youth ‘Mouths Sewn Shut’
Would you look at that record cover….I hadn’t even heard a note and I already knew what I was in
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Review: Göden ‘Beyond Darkness’
Göden is the brand-new project from Stephen Flam, leader of death-doom legends Winter (named after an Amebix track) who existed
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Review: Hexvessel ‘Kindred’
I’m not the world’s biggest folk music fan, I always found it a genre that was a little weightless and
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Review: Harmaa Getto ‘Ovenvartija’
Sometimes a record can come along and just leaves you wondering what you have listened to. I like to think
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Review: The Deathtrip ‘Demon Solar Totem’
The phrase ‘It’s a small World’ always feels redundant when discussing black metal. It’s a genre practically built on musician-sharing,
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Review: Goatess ‘Blood And Wine’
Goatess have been around embryonic since 2009 before solidifying as the current moniker in 2012, but have enjoyed being tipped
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Goatess ‘Purgatory Under New Management’ CD/LP/DD 2016
In spite of its self-evidently gloomy name, ‘doom’ is a vibrant genre. Contrary to the expectations of some, the scene
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Oranssi Pazuzu ‘Värähtelijä’ CD/LP/DD 2016
If credence is given to accounts of the mystic experience, we are forced to recognise that certain mystics have succeeded
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Peace Killers – S/T – CD/LP/DD 2016
When a band’s bio claims that a band have a combined 40 years in the Sacramento punk and hardcore scene
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