Review: Sigiriya ‘Maiden Mother Crone’
It can’t be easy to follow in the wake of your own legend. A well loved and respected band breaks
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Author: Josuph Price
Review: Gorilla ‘Rock Our Souls’ Reissue
Gorilla, one of those bands that takes its influences – a lot of which are lesser known and underappreciated –
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Review: The Goners ‘Good Mourning’
Following in the long established tradition of studied and proficient Scandinavian rock bands, The Goners mix up several forms of
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Review: Lord Buffalo ‘Tohu Wa Bohu’
Picture yourself up in Texas Hill Country. Where it’s all limestone, cacti, and wildflowers. The sky is a vast canopy,
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Review: Video Nasties ‘Dominion’
There’s a niche of bands which embody the spirit of a very select catalogue of scuzzy and sleazy horror films
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Review: Gorilla ‘Maximum Riff Mania’ Reissue
Some 20 years ago, Gorilla released Maximum Riff Mania. One of those bands which formed in the 90s and stuck
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Review: Ryte ‘Ryte’
Austrian band Ryte spent one-and-a-half-years writing their debut album which, according to the press release from Heavy Psych Sounds, “pushes
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Review: Acrimony ‘Chronicles Of Wode’
Acrimony were from Wales. They formed in 1991 and split in 2001. In the ten years they existed they were
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Review: Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovell ‘Very Uncertain Times’
I saw Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovell live a few years ago in an absolute shithole of a venue. It was
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Review: OAK ‘Lone’
While I like to think I have an open mind, I really struggle to give much attention to bands that
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Review: Tuskar ‘The Monolith Sessions’
Tuskar are a sludge two-piece from Milton Keynes, England. They’re one of those bands with one guitarist/vocalist plugged into multiple
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