Review: Oath ‘Unteach’
It is hard to make a doom record and try to sound different or new. But this is largely because
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Author: Renzo
Review: Gong ‘Bright Spirit’
To talk about Gong is to talk about a big part of prog rock history, especially the Canterbury scene, where
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Review: Dälek & Charles Hayward ‘HAYWARDxDÄLEK’
Challenging, intense, and fearless, a fascinating meeting of two restless creative forces. I had never heard Dälek before this record.
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Review: Øresund Space Collective ‘Jamvofrijonia’
Øresund Space Collective is a space rock ensemble formed in Denmark in 2004, bringing together Danish, Swedish, and American musicians
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Review: Castle Rat ‘The Bestiary’
The dance of the beasts. Castle Rat‘s second full-length album, The Bestiary, is their most ambitious and realised work yet,
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Review: Jeffrey Alexander + The Heavy Lidders ‘Synchronous Orbit’
From the first notes of Synchronous Orbit, it’s impossible not to recognise the flavour of the Grateful Dead – especially
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Review: Master Charger ‘Posthumous Resurrection’
The Resurrection Of the Doom Masters. Master Charger, John James (guitar, Vocals), Dave Hayes (bass) and Ste Dudley (drums), is
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Review: Staticlone ‘Better Living Through Static Vision’
Punks Not Dead… Philadelphia has a strong punk and hardcore tradition, though the genre is associated with bands like Bad
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Review: The Lord Weird Slough Feg ‘Traveller Supplement 1: The Ephemeral Glades’ EP
The Lord Weird Slough Feg, also known as simply Slough Feg, presents a sequel to their 2003 masterpiece Traveller with
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Review: Rainbows Are Free ‘Silver And Gold’
The Unlimited Colours Of The Rainbow… There are countless stoner-doom and heavy-psych bands these days, both classic and emerging, but
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Review: Vitskär Süden ‘Vitskär Süden’ [Reissue]
Vitskär Süden’s name makes me think this is another great Nordic band, but it’s actually the name of a band
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