Review: Kungens Män ‘För Samtida Djur 2’
When I usually want my fill of something relaxed and chilled to listen to, that has dreamy saxophones and hedonistic
Read More >>When I usually want my fill of something relaxed and chilled to listen to, that has dreamy saxophones and hedonistic
Read More >>The soft gentle strumming of the guitar and opening words from new vocalist Jem Tupe, don’t quite prepare you for
Read More >>I genuinely don’t know where to start with this review, as I’ve listened to the album twice now, and my
Read More >>You can not only hear but also feel that sumptuous fuzzed-out guitar tone sound straight from the get-go as the
Read More >>If you fancy listening to something bright and cheerful, then you are probably best avoiding Duck Face Killings, the latest
Read More >>For somebody who had no idea who Manic Abraxas were before reviewing this, their latest, self-released, eight-track and near forty
Read More >>I genuinely didn’t know what to expect from tonight’s gig. I’m a latecomer to the storytelling genius of Danny Kiranos,
Read More >>Upon hearing the short opening monologue on the title track Die For Us, I did let out a bit of
Read More >>As the gently strummed guitar begins on opening track Blind Eye it takes you away from the everyday troubles of
Read More >>I live about an hour south of Manchester, and I like to think that I keep my ear to the
Read More >>A strange forty seconds of noise begins the album, leading into the sombre beginning that is Chore to Bathe, almost
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