In Search Of Tone: Brian Cook Of Russian Circles & SUMAC
I first heard of Russian Circles a few years back and although I wasn’t a fan of instrumental music, they
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Thrill Jockey Records
Review: Bummer ‘Dead Horse’
Even if you don’t take the time to check out a note of the music on Bummer‘s gloriously ugly new
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Review: The Body And BIG|BRAVE ‘Leaving None But Small Birds’
BIG|BRAVE is a band I’m relatively new to the table on. This last year they arrived on my radar, mostly
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Review: Rose City Band ‘Earth Trip’
Mates, Ima give it ya straight. My first love of doom and stoner rock wares fails to hold me in
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In Search Of Tone: Aaron Turner Of SUMAC, Old Man Gloom, Mamiffer & ISIS
Aaron Turner is responsible for a FEW of my favorite bands. SUMAC, Old Man Gloom, ISIS and Mamiffer are amazing
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Review: Manslaughter 777 ‘World Vision Perfect Harmony’
Hearing that two drummers from two heavy bands have teamed up to make a record – in this case the
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Review: The Body ‘I’ve Seen All I Need To See’
Providence, Rhode Island is to 2nd generation noise-rock what Seattle is to grunge and features the likes of Hella, Lightning
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Review: Helen Money ‘Atomic’
The use of classical instrumentation within metal is no longer what it used to be. Once, it was either the
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Review: Eye Flys ‘Tub Of Lard’
Feedback, when a guitar and amplifier are feeding each other so as to create noise spontaneously is a weird beast.
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Review: Wrekmeister Harmonies ‘We Love To Look At The Carnage’
For some, great music is just a series of notes and beats, anonymously filling the background as an alternative to
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Sumac ‘What One Becomes’ CD/LP/DD 2016
Promotional snippets for Sumac’s latest full-length What One Becomes summarise the records’ tone and content more succinctly than should be
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