Jeremy Moore, Author at The Sleeping Shaman

Wrekmeister Harmonies ‘We Love To Look At The Carnage’

For some, great music is just a series of notes and beats, anonymously filling the background as an alternative to

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Review: The Janitors ‘Drone Heads’

15th January 202019th April 2022 Jeremy Moore Cardinal Fuzz, Drone Heads, Little Cloud Records, Psych, The Janitors

At this point in my life I don’t really claim to be an aficionado of much except trusting my gut

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Review: Rainbow Grave ‘No You’

4th November 201915th November 2019 Jeremy Moore God Unknown Records, No You, Punk, Rainbow Grave, Sludge

How do you criticize misanthropy if everyone in the world actually deserves to be hated? So begs the question when

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Review: Cain – S/T

30th September 201914th October 2019 Jeremy Moore Cain, Doom, Psychedelic, Review, Rise Above Records, Self Titled

Innovation in artistic expression is often under appreciated, especially in a music industry with sensibilities unaccustomed to dramatic change—the early

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Farflung ‘5’ 2016

17th April 20173rd September 2019 Jeremy Moore 2016, 5, Farflung, Heavy Psych Sounds, Jeremy Moore, Psych, Review, Space Rock

I don’t think NASA realizes we’ve been manning missions to Mars since the early nineties – at least where Farflung’s

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Sourvein ‘Aquatic Occult’ CD/LP/DD 2016

23rd May 20167th September 2019 Jeremy Moore 2016, Aquatic Occult, Doom, Heavy, Jeremy Moore, Metal Blade Records, Review, Sludge, Sourvein, T-Roy, Troy “T-Roy” Medlin

Cape Fear River, NC natives Sourvein shouldn’t need an introduction, having pioneered an American southern doom scene with enough history

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Graves At Sea ‘The Curse That Is’ CD/LP/DD 2016

27th April 201611th September 2019 Jeremy Moore 2016, CD, Digital, Doom, Graves At Sea, Heavy, Jeremy Moore, LP, Relapse Records, Review, Sludge, The Curse That Is

With its eclectic, eco-friendly vibe, Portland, OR’s earth-centered urbania meets hipster-hippie chic has made it ripe for satirical comedo-drama (check