Review: The Devil’s Trade ‘Nincs Szennyezetlen Szép’
The Devil’s Trade has undoubtably been one of my favourite musical discoveries in recent years. Hungarian singer/songwriter Dávid Makó (formerly
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Author: Mark Hunt-Bryden
Review: Howling Giant ‘Crucible & Ruin’
The passage of time has fared very strangely this year. Whilst the news has been an exhausting deluge of relentless,
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Review: Psychonaut ‘World Maker’
Life comes at you thick and fast these days. I’ve frequently talked about the volume of music that is made
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Review: Today Is The Day ‘Never Give In’
’It’s a way of life and one that is necessary in these dystopian and dark days we live in. I
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Review: Abraham ‘Idsungwüssä’
Idsungwüssä, the fifth album from abrasive Swiss post-metal powerhouse Abraham, slithered out of my speakers like a mudslide washing away
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Review: SoftSun ‘Eternal Sunrise’
SoftSun are wasting little time in trying to stamp their mark on the scene. For a band that only came
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Review: Zatokrev ‘…Bring Mirrors To The Surface’
Some bands gather together collections of songs to form a long player, and some create an album that forms a
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Review: Author & Punisher ‘Nocturnal Birding’
As a fan of sci-fi, in particular Ridley Scott’s seminal Blade Runner, I have always sprinkled Author & Punisher reviews
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Review: Gösta Berlings Saga ‘Forever Now’
The relentless pace of Pelagic’s releases come thick and fast these days, and Robin Staps’ label remains committed to shining
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Review: Blessings ‘Blodsträngen’
The good folks at Berlin’s premier independent post-metal champions, Pelagic Records, continue to mine the underground and bring attention to
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Review: Dozer ‘Rewind To Return: Rarities, Singles And B-Sides’
When a band is young and active, it is easy to get lost in the moment and not necessarily be
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