Review: Nero Kane ‘For The Love, The Death And The Poetry’
So here we are, well into the second half of 2025, and it would seem that the world is well
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Author: Lee Beamish
Review: Stoned Jesus ‘Songs To Sun’
Back in 2023, I had the opportunity to review the newest album by one of my elite selection of bands,
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Review: GAUPA ‘Fyr’
Back in November of 2022, I was having a conversation with one of my Instagram friends, and the topic of
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Review: Årabrot ‘Rite Of Dionysus’
Having only discovered Årabrot in the last few years, one thing that’s always struck me is the evolution of their
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Review: Jo Quail ‘Notan’
If ever there were an artist who defines modern cello playing in the 21st century, an artist who not only
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Thurnin: An Interview Into The Solo Artist’s World Of Dark Neo Folk
Having released one of the most poignantly beautiful albums of 2025, it seemed only fitting that if given the opportunity,
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Review: Pelican ‘Flickering Resonance’
In all my time of listening to heavy and obscure music, there have always been certain bands who I known
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Review: Cwfen ‘Sorrows’
Sometimes a band will come along, and without knowing anything about them, you will just have a gut instinct that
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Review: AlphaWhores ‘You Can Come Out Now’
So, 2025 looks like being the year of change. I know that internationally things are looking pretty apocalyptic, and the
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Review: Wenches ‘Stupid Sick’
Having now been on the Wenches thrill ride for the last couple of releases, one thing that always makes me
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Review: Crystal Spiders ‘Metanoia’
Crystal Spiders are back baby!! And this time there’s more of them. One of North Carolina’s premier hard rocking monoliths
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