Review: Mordecai Smyth ‘Gather The Scattered Mind’
From the verdant heart of the Berkshire, specifically the charming town of Wokingham, emerges the remarkable figure of Mordecai Smyth,
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Author: Domenico 'Mimmo' Caccamo
Review: Lamp Of The Universe ‘Existence Of The Self’
My introduction to the extraordinary soundscapes crafted by Craig Williamson, known as Lamp Of The Universe, a true psych-acid folk
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Review: L’ira Del Baccano ‘The Praise Of Folly’
After their 2025 split album with Dutch heavy stoner band Yama, L’ira Del Baccano, for the last twelve years, have
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Review: Golden Hours ‘Beyond Wires’
What has always captivated me most, eliciting a profound sense of both fascination and desolation, particularly while listening to Berlin’s
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Review: ZAHN ‘Purpur’
The Berlin-based post-noise-rock power trio ZAHN exemplifies how seasoned musicians, each with a rich history in bands of a certain
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Review: Helicon X Al Lover ‘Arise’
Formed in 2009 by brothers John-Paul Hughes and Gary Hughes, both on guitar/vocals, Helicon is a fascinating psych rock collective
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Review: To Die On Ice ‘Panoramica Degli Abissi’
A profoundly disturbing veil of pain pervades the dark, cinematic, Lynch core experimental industrial sound, a sensation particularly potent and
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Review: Twenty Four Hours ‘At The Edge Of Faith’
When I embark on the sonic journey of a new album, I constantly search for that elusive signal that reveals
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Review: Backengrillen ‘Backengrillen’
Sweden’s most famous hardcore punk band, Refused, consistently demonstrated an unquenchable thirst for destruction and distraction, a spirit that seemed
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Neon Heart: An Interview With Magnus Nordén
Stockholm, Sweden’s experimental psych prog rockers Neon Heart have profoundly captured the very essence of musical and vocal creativity within
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Review: Zu ‘Ferrum Sidereum’
Imagine a soundscape, a vast and echoing chamber filled with rumbling bass, screeching saxophone, and the unpredictable crash of drums.
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