Review: Eric Wagner ‘In The Lonely Light Of Mourning’
In an era of routine horrible occurrences, it goes without saying that the death of legendary Trouble/The Skull/Blackfinger vocalist, and
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Author: Martin Williams
Review: Friends Of Hell ‘Friends Of Hell’
Have you ever wondered what UK doom legends Witchfinder General might sound like if they merged with early-to-mid-90s Cathedral, with
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Review: Purple Dawn ‘Peace & Doom Session Vol. II’
In the world of stoner and doom, it can sometimes be difficult to stand out. Playing the same fuzzy Sabbbath-inspired
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Review: Lammping ‘Stars We Lost’ EP
Toronto, Ontario’s Lammping are a band that have been on my radar for a year or so. In fact, their
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Raise A Whiskey For The Holy Ghost – Rest In Peace Mark Lanegan 1964-2022
On Tuesday afternoon, 22nd February 2022, I had just finished a Zoom meeting in my office at my tattoo shop,
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Review: Ty Segall ‘Whirlybird’ Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Of all the artists I’ve come to absorb over the last ten to fifteen years or so, few have proven
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Review: Sleepwulf ‘Sunbeams Curl’
At this point, ‘retro-Swedish-doom’ might as well be its own sub-genre of heavy stoner, doom, and rock. As has been
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Review: Pike vs The Automaton
In the canon of heavy music, metal, stoner, doom, or any riff-based sub-genre, any conversation about guitar player influence, at
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Review: Trouble ‘One For The Road/Unplugged’ Reissue
Without question, any conversation of the origins of American doom metal, or hell, doom metal in general, must include Chicago’s
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Review: Leprous Fire ‘Mouth Of Graves’
As has been covered many, many times, the amount of rock & roll, specifically heavy music emanating from Sweden over
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Review: Stone House On Fire ‘Time Is A Razor’
I am, admittedly, woefully behind the times when it comes to South American stoner rock, doom and heavy psych. Other
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