Review: Various Artists ‘Brown Acid: The Eleventh Trip’
The Brown Acid series, something which started as a way of showcasing some unique, and all together incredible musical rarities,
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Author: Lee Beamish
Review: Onsegén Ensemble ‘Fear’
Finland’s Onségen Ensemble are somewhat of an oddity. Formed in two thousand and four, they’re only now, in the last
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Review: Dune Sea ‘Moons Of Uranus’
Three, Two, One…..we have blast off!! Norway’s Dune Sea are about to jet us off on a space stoner adventure,
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Review: Novarupta ‘Marine Snow’
Once upon a time, in nineteen twelve to be exact, in Alaska, there was a volcanic eruption, so gargantuan, that
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Review: Hey Colossus ‘Dances / Curses’
Back when nu metal was just dying a timely death, back in the early two thousands, London spewed into the
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Review: POHL ‘Freakspeed’
Bristol has, for a very long time, been an epicenter for a wealth of different bands and musicians, from many
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Review: Mr. Bison ‘Seaward’
In the last two months I’ve been tasked with reviewing two bands from the same location of the globe, I
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Review: The Pilgrim ‘…From The Earth To The Sky And Back’
Upon first listen to the new album by duo The Pilgrim, it’s incredibly hard to believe that the homeland for
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Review: All Souls ‘Songs For The End Of The World’
Formed in Los Angeles in 2016, heavy alternative rock band All Souls are now triumphantly at a point where they’re
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Review: Realize ‘Machine Violence’
It’s been a long time since any industrial metal release has made any impact in my life, and I still
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Review: Svalbard ‘When I Die, Will I Get Better?’
Picture the scene, its two thousand and eleven, and the music gods breathe their first breaths into Bristol quartet Svalbard.
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