Review: The Shits ‘Diet Of Worms’
Leeds’ dirty, bludgeoning, noise-punk six-piece The Shits return with their third full-length, and second for Rocket Recordings, Diet Of Worms.
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Author: Martin Williams
Review: Cult Of Dom Keller ‘Unholy Drum’
In what now feels like an eternity ago with the way I’m experiencing the passage of time, in May of
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Review: Melvins With Napalm Death ‘Savage Imperial Death March’
There is a good chance, if you are reading this, that neither Melvins nor Napalm Death need an introduction. Despite
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Review: Squeaky Bones ‘The Magnolia Sessions’
Here at The Shaman, we’ve proudly covered the ongoing The Magnolia Sessions practically from the beginning. The brainchild of Dan
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Review: Night Child ‘Darkened Grid’ EP
Growing up in Albuquerque, New Mexico, I would find myself frustrated whenever I traveled. I’d continuously have to explain to
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Review: Corrosion Of Conformity ‘Good God/Baad Man’
Before getting into the fundamentals of Corrosion Of Conformity’s new double album, Good God/Baad Man, their first since 2018’s No
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Review: Aurelia Anne Cohen ‘The Magnolia Sessions’
While I personally have not yet covered any of Anti-Corp Music’s mainman, Dan Emery’s fabled The Magnolia Sessions, I’ve been
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Review: The Mon ‘Songs Of Embrace’
The Mon, the one-man, experimental, psychedelic project of Urlo, one of the primary engineers of legendary Italian universe destroyers, Ufomammut,
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Review: Hey Colossus ‘Heaven Was Wild’
Hey Colossus, the long-running, prolific, UK heavy noise-rockers return with album number fifteen, Heaven Was Wild, which, in the crazy
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Review: Suplecs ‘Hymns Under A Blood Moon Sky’
When I first began really digging into stoner rock around the turn of the millennium, one of the first bands
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Review: Rocky & The Sweden ‘Punks Pot Head’
Despite considering myself to be knowledgeable about both punk rock, as well as Japanese music and culture in general, I
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