Review: Goat ‘Oh Death’
There’s always been some kind of mystique involved when talking about Gothenburg-based Goat. They appear to be a very secretive
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Author: Emil Damgaard Andersen
Review: Știu Nu Știu ‘New Sun’
Hailing from Stockholm Sweden, Știu Nu Știu follows 2019’s Sick Sad Love with New Sun, their first album to be
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Besvärjelsen: Emil Interviews The Swedish Dark Doom Rock Quintet
Atlas by Besvärjelsen was released about a month ago, and after listening and reviewing it, I was given the opportunity
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Review: Besvärjelsen ‘Atlas’
While doom rock as a genre to me seems like unexplored territory, I think there’s a lot of potential and
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Review: Kungens Män ‘Kungens Ljud & Bild’
Drawing on a number of influences and genres, Kungens Män from Stockholm, Sweden have mastered the art of improvisational music
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Review: Firebreather ‘Dwell In The Fog’
Being somewhat late to the party I only discovered Gothenburg three-piece Firebreather last year, listening to 2019s Under A Blood
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Review: Kulk ‘We Spare Nothing’
On their latest album We Spare Nothing, Suffolk two-piece Kulk effectively succeed at making a little sound like a lot.
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Review: Weedpecker ‘IV: The Stream Of Forgotten Thoughts’
With their fourth album (second on Stickman Records), Weedpecker continues to evolve and delve deeper. While further exploring psychedelic and
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Review: Modder ‘Modder’
Although they’re completely new to the doom/sludge scene, Modder from Belgium sound like they’ve spent years finetuning and perfecting their
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Review: Jointhugger ‘Surrounded By Vultures’
Norwegian doom outfit Jointhugger is a band full of surprises. Starting with the band name, I thought I was going
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