Review: Llyn Y Cwn ‘Du Y Moroedd’
If you want to draw my attention to your album of ambient field recordings, then you can do worse than
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Author: Daniel Pietersen
Review: Emma Ruth Rundle ‘Orpheus Looking Back’ EP
It seems strange, in this digital era, to continue to think of music as albums, EPs, and singles. Even when
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Review: Emma Ruth Rundle ‘Engine Of Hell’
I often like to start these reviews with a little preamble, something to set the scene for what is coming.
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Review: Lingua Ignota ‘Sinner Get Ready’
Some gigs become more than simply a band playing their music for an audience. Some gigs reach beyond mere entertainment
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Review: Wardruna ‘First Flight Of The White Raven’
If you think living without live music for the last year or so and relying on a handful of web-only
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Review: Emma Ruth Rundle & Thou ‘The Helm Of Sorrow’ EP
It feels weird, and faintly damning, to start a review with the phrase ‘more of the same’ but when that’s
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Review: Emma Ruth Rundle & Thou ‘May Our Chambers Be Full’
Collaborative albums can be curious beasts. They often either present themselves as chimerae, their various parts combined but distinctive and
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Review: Anna Von Hausswolff ‘All Thoughts Fly’
When I first saw Anna von Hausswolff live, in the huge space of Tilburg’s 013 venue, what struck me most
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Review: Ulver ‘Flowers Of Evil’
I have a problem with Ulver. I simply cannot get enough of them. This may, at first glance, seem like
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Review: Vile Creature ‘Glory, Glory! Apathy Took Helm!’
Vile Creature’s latest full-length begins with a howl of such ferocity that, even if the rest of the album’s forty-four
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Review: Cold In Berlin ‘Rituals Of Surrender’
Cold In Berlin’s previous album, The Comfort Of Loss & Dust, was one of my favourite releases from 2015. Something
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