Review: Kal-El ‘Astral Voyager Vol. 1’
I started a trend a while ago of only including albums that I had reviewed as part of my best-of-year
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Author: Mark Hunt-Bryden
Review: Elan ‘Elan Vs Elan’
Once again, emanating forth from the riff mines of Salford’s APF Records are yet more disturbingly brutal noises brought to
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Review: Intensive Care + The Body ‘Was I Good Enough?’
It’s been roughly a decade since I last wrote about a release from experimental Portland metal duo The Body. Back
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Review: BRUIT ≤ ‘The Age Of Ephemerality’
It is hard to try and remain neutral these days when it feels like the world is pushing you to
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Review: Greenleaf ‘Revolution Rock Deluxe’
Regular readers of this site should really need no introduction to Greenleaf. The once fledgling side band from Tommi Holappa
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Review: Shane Embury ‘Atonement’
Having achieved the distinction of being the longest-serving member of the British institution, grindcore/death metal band Napalm Death, bassist, and
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Review: Ritual King ‘The Futureworks Sessions’
It’s strange that in some quarters, people are ‘celebrating’ or ‘remembering’ the 5th anniversary of the Pandemic. Of course, it
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Review: Telepathy ‘Transmissions’
Looking back over my time with British-based post-rock quartet Telepathy, it seems more than a little surreal. The week after
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Review: SOM ‘Let The Light In’
Comprising of current and former members of Junius, Caspian, and Constants, North American post-rock/metal act SOM have spent their eight
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Review: you, infinite ‘you, infinite’
To understand the psyche of you, infinite, the debuting act from Texan natives Jeremy Galindo and Raymond Brown, you first
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Review: Pothamus ‘Abur’
Described in the PR blurb as ‘A maelstrom of music and metaphysics, a crushing conduit for connection, contemplation and catharsis’,
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