Review: TORSO ‘Annihilation Day’
Over a menacing, droning pulse, a sample intones, January 1st 1984. A frenzied swathe of murders has struck the small
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Author: Mark Hunt-Bryden
Review: Leonov ‘Shape Of Ash’ EP
As the UK basked in the summer heat (or cowered indoors depending on your affinity with the fiery ball in
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Review: Woodhawk ‘Love Finds A Way’
Calgary’s grooving stoner trio Woodhawk celebrate a decade of existence by releasing their fourth, and possibly finest, album Love Finds
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Review: Frankie And The Witch Fingers ‘Trash Classic’
If you look up the word ‘frenetic’ in the dictionary, there is probably a picture of the LA based quintet
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Review: Hiroe ‘Wield’
Relative newcomers to the instrumental post-rock scene, Philadelphia based quintet Hiroe (pronounced Hero-way) have taken form from the ashes of
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Review: Lorquin’s Admiral ‘Lorquin’s Admiral’
Speaking to Nick Hannon, one half of the creative drive behind Kent’s acclaimed, (mostly) instrumental post-rock maestros Sons Of Alpha
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Review: Spider Kitten ‘The Truth Is Caustic To Love’
‘Mental illness? Check. Addiction? Check. Despair? Oh yeah, it’s there. They don’t sing about hope. They sing about what happens
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Review: Year Of No Light ‘Les Maîtres Fous’
French post-metal collective Year of No Light are rapidly approaching the 25th anniversary of their existence, which is no small
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Review: Hippie Death Cult ‘Live At The Star Theater’
I was trying to explain the exhilaration I get from seeing live music recently. The majority of the time, I
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Review: Steve Von Till ‘Alone In A World Of Wounds’
Steve Von Till’s creative output has been fairly prolific over the last few years; in the lost times of 2020
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Review: Törzs ‘Menedék’
The angry teenage me never really had any time for instrumental music. The music that caught my attention was stories
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