Review: Motorpsycho ‘Ancient Astronauts’
Motorpsycho are back with another addition to their bewildering catalogue of releases, and another example of the kind of fruitful
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Author: Harry Holmes
Review: My Sleeping Karma ‘Atma’
My Sleeping Karma have long been one of those bands that other people see as central to ‘The Scene’, and
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Review: Come To Grief ‘When The World Dies’
There are a couple of inescapable things that are going to need mentioning in trying to write about this record,
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Review: Liquid Shit ‘Untold Horrors’ EP
Grebe… was squatting in his armchair, the dun decanter already aloft. ‘Shit “huuu”?’ The philosopher enquired. ‘I won’t, thanks,’ Busner
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Review: Domkraft/Slomatics ‘Ascend/Descend’
Split releases come in a range of flavours – from new or smaller bands getting material out there cheaply, to
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Sacri Monti / Dirty Nips @ The Crofters Rights, Bristol, 28th April 2022
Things are ominously quiet when I arrive at The Croft (yes, I know it hasn’t been The Croft for a
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Senyawa / Sophrosyne / Laughter Of Saints @ Dareshack, Bristol, 21st April 2022
It feels different being out and about, Bristol in April evening sunshine casting even the post-war clutter of Wine Street
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Review: Gnod ‘Hexen Valley’
Relatively hot on the heels of their last album, GNOD come sleazing their way back with another Rocket Recordings release.
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Review: Tuskar ‘Matriarch’
Without really realising it I had mentally filed Tuskar as a ‘fun live, sick riffing’ band, while certainly true, it
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Review: Kurokuma ‘Born Of Obsidian’
Kurokuma have been around for about eight years now, steadily building through a series of shorter recordings and local, UK,
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Review: Peine Kapital ‘Ecchymoses’
From the opening sample of speech, Peine Kapital let us know that what follows is concerned with violence and freedom.
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