Review: The Osiris Club ‘The Green Chapel’
Allow me to begin by saying that I’m in no way what one might consider a progressive rock/metal aficionado. Sure,
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Author: Martin Williams
Review: Fimir ‘Tomb Of God’
When a band opens their debut album with a church/funeral bell, that’s making a bold statement in my opinion, because
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Review: Bottomless ‘Bottomless’
Over the last fifteen-to-twenty years, Italy has been home to a thriving, vibrant, underground stoner/doom/psyche rock scene. The country, while
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Review: Atomic Vulture ‘Moving Through Silence’
Instrumentals, whether they be a song, or full band can work really well, or can be un-welcome to my ears.
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Review: Dark Bird ‘Out Of Line’
As humanity moves into the halfway point of 2021, we are collectively beginning to see what the pandemic hath wrought
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Review: Deathchant ‘Waste’
I had an idea that Waste, the second full length release by Los Angeles’s Deathchant on RidingEasy Records, was going
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Review: Sun Crow ‘Quest For Oblivion’
Seattle’s Sun Crow made quite the impression with their Bandcamp-released debut Quest For Oblivion in November of 2020. Instantly generating
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Review: Butcher In The Fog ‘Exonerate Me, Baby’
Sometimes when reviewing a new record, or just listening for my own audio fix, I can tell within a few
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Review: Trialogos ‘Stroh Zu Gold’
Trialogos are an experimental/cinematic/soundscape trio featuring dark-folk singer/guitarist Conny Ochs, multi-instrumentalist Kiki Bohemia and Sicker Man, who all came together
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Review: Pig Destroyer ‘Pornographers Of Sound Live At St Vitus’
Honestly, when I saw that Alexandria, Virginia grind/thrash/death metal legends Pig Destroyer were dropping their first live album, I was
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Review: 10,000 Years ‘II’
The topic of quality music, quality rock & roll, specifically quality HEAVY rock & roll, in its various genres coming
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