Review: Heron ‘Time Immemorial’
Coming out on the well-respected Sludgelord Records, Vancouver’s Heron’s third LP is described in the accompanying press release as ‘sludge’.
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Author: Chris Wood
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: Witchfinder ‘Hazy Rites’
My first impressions of Hazy Rites were mixed. A stoner doom band with the chutzpah to call themselves Witchfinder, such
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Review: Leeched ‘To Dull The Blades Of Your Abuse’
In years of playing in and going to see what we’ll charitably describe as ‘underground’ bands, I think the most
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Review: Goblinsmoker ‘A Throne In Haze, A World Ablaze’
As the UK Doom scene became less shrouded in mystery, (some would say elitism,) there was a surge of new
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Review: Abest ‘Bonds Of Euphoria’
It’s weird how one note makes all the difference to a chord, how subtle changes to what you’re playing takes
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Review: The Osedax ‘Meridians’
When an album clocks in at a hefty 50 minutes for four tracks you know it’s going to require a…
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Review: Witch Trail ‘The Sun Has Left The Hill’
It’s nearly impossible to put a genre on this record, and strict genre interpretations are for poseurs anyway, but if
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Review: Throatsnapper ‘About The Dead’
Throatsnapper’s new record About The Dead released Consouling Sounds came to me labelled dark sludge doom, and while that’s not
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