Review: Yanomamö ‘No Sympathy For A Rat’
Nine years into their existence, and three years on from their previous release, Neither Man Nor Beast, come Australia’s very
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Review: Dun Ringill ‘Library Of Death’
Straight out of the heart of Gothenburg in Sweden come six piece Dun Ringill, who describe themselves as a ‘heavy
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Review: Rückwater ‘Supernova’
Hailing from Tampere in Finland, and ready to rock your world, are your new favourite band, and I can imagine
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Review: EMBR ‘1823’
Hailing from Alabama in the US, come Embr, who are releasing their debut album 1823 this July through UK label
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Review: Eyes Fly ‘Eyes Fly’
Four years ago an idea was birthed, a concept, a dream. That dream was Eyes Fly, and it’s the offspring
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Review: OHHMS ‘Close’
It’s June 2020, we’ve just endured months of lockdown, thanks to a killer virus, and the world seems to have
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Review: DDENT ‘Couvre-sang’
What’s that you say, French industrial mood music, what could that possibly be? Well, you’re in luck, because right here
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Review: Aleah ‘Aleah’
So, where to start with the new posthumous solo album by Aleah Liane Stanbridge, better known as Aleah Starbridge or
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Review: Melt ‘The Secret Teaching Of Sorrow’
Today is a good day, for today I have been introduced to The Secret Teaching Of Sorrow, and it’s the
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Review: Circle Of Sighs ‘Salo’
Let me start by saying that I was a little apprehensive, my love of good album artwork usually results in
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Review: Close The Hatch ‘Modern Witchcraft’
Independent of any strict classification, yet beholden to the lineage of conceptual metal, Ohio based Close The Hatch stride confidently
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