Review: Dead Sea Apes ‘Rewilding’
When it comes to psychedelia, there’s often a focus on lightness. Maybe it’s the influence of hippie throwbacks, or just
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Author: Dave Bowes
Review: Boris & Uniform ‘Bright New Disease’
The fusing of Japan’s premier noiseniks Boris and the stark, corrosive violence of Uniform makes both perfect sense and no
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Top Ten Of 2022: Dave Bowes
I’ll admit that I didn’t have high hopes going into 2022. It was coming off the back of a year
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Estrangement: Dave Bowes Interviews JS & Ligamincer From The Funeral Doomers
It’s guaranteed that every year there will be plenty of releases that catch the ear, hit that riff-centric sweet spot
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Review: Cave Dweller ‘Invocations’
The idea of the acoustic/folk side gig is hardly a new one to the extent that if you don’t have
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Review: Estrangement ‘Disfigurementality’
‘Funereal-Flamenca-Nuclear-Jazz-Fusion-End-of-World Music’ doesn’t really feel like a genre and more a Mr. Bungle madlibs sessions gone horribly wrong (or right,
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Review: TenHornedBeast ‘The Lamp Of No Light’
The Doom Stone. Just how metal a name is that? A relic from the 12th century, it currently resides in
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Review: Lili Refrain ‘Mana’
It’s been almost a decade since Lili Refrain last put out a full-length, the criminally underrated Kawax. A tangled, ritualistic
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Review: Non Serviam/Gallkrist – Split EP
Considering the fact that 2021 was another year that seemed to stand still for many, it’s interesting to note that
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Review: Lindy-Fay Hella & Dei Farne ‘Hildring’
If Lindy-Fay Hella hasn’t been the face of the Norse musical revival that has been bubbling away for the past
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Review: Farer ‘Monad’
It’s always nice to hear from that band you used to love, especially when they’ve been lost in the wilderness
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