Review: Dead Sea Apes ‘Psychic Tension’
In September 2025, I made a trip to The Globe in Glossop to watch Brazilian heavy psych group Firefriend, but
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Review: Hibushibire ‘Phantom Fuzzy Exotica’
I had the utmost pleasure of watching and reviewing Osaka’s best-kept secret Hibushibire when they played at The Peer Hat
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Review: Trianglecuts ‘When Death Leaves’
Having experienced the dark post-industrial techno of Futures We Lost last year at The Peer Hat in Manchester, it was
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Review: DDENT ‘Feeding The Void’s Luster’
My clamour and lust for all things post-metal grows with each passing day, so the latest offering from multi-instrumentalist Louis
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Review: A World Worth Burning ‘The Sky Was Colored As Hammered Lead’
I’m taking another step into the emotional, meandering world of post-metal with the debut release from American quartet A World
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Review: Million Moons ‘You Be Good, I Love You’
If you like your post-rock full of sweeping soundscapes, textured guitars and glittering keys, and you also like music that
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Review: Green Desert Water ‘Eerie Meadows’
Where some albums explode into life from the very first moment, Eerie Meadows has that gentle, warming ambience to the
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Review: Plaindrifter ‘Gestalt’
Plaindrifter are another one of those bands that I’ve heard good things about for quite some time and the hype
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Review: Cripple Bastards ‘La Tua Foto Sul Marmo’
On these sunnier days, it’s always good to listen to something a bit more brutal to put life in perspective,
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Review: Celestial Power ‘Celestial Power’
Up until a few years ago, I’d never really been too interested in bands who performed heavily repetitive beats, but
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Review: Dutch Elm ‘Dutch Elm’
As I delve deeper into the world of instrumental post-rock, I’m discovering more gems to sit alongside the likes of
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