Review: Poly-Math ‘Something Deeply Hidden’
Poly-Math formed in 2013 and are from Brighton, East Sussex. They’ve had several line-ups during their lifespan, but the mainstay
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Author: Reza Mills
Review: mclusky ‘i sure am getting sick of this bowling alley’
mclusky made the number one spot in my Top Ten Of 2025 with their spectacular comeback album the world is
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Review: Void ‘Live – 1982’
Maryland might perhaps be familiar to The Shaman regulars for its doom scene and bands such as Internal Void, Revelation,
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Review: Killing Joke ‘EXTREMITIES, The Albini Demos And Live Beginnings ’88’
The late ‘80s marked a turbulent period in Killing Joke’s history, first there were the departures of founding member Big
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Review: Deeper Graves ‘Pull Me Toward The Dark’
It was at the beginning of my writing career for The Sleeping Shaman when I was first exposed to the
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Review: Enduser ‘Unquiet’
It’s been a good ten years since Enduser, aka Lynn Standafer (originally from Cincinnati, Ohio, now based in Stockholm, Sweden),
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Review: Scott McCloud ‘Make It To Forever’
Scott McCloud will be a familiar name to those with a love for post-hardcore and hardcore punk (such as myself),
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Review: Ulver ‘Neverland’
Forming in 1993, Norway’s Ulver were predominantly a black metal outfit, producing three albums in that style, 1995’s Bergtatt –
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Review: Lavisher ‘Aligned & Vital’
Chicago, Illinois’ Lavisher were formed in 2017 by guitarist Gavin Cushman III and Idin Alexander (later of Something Is Waiting),
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Top Ten Of 2025: Reza Mills
Has another year really passed? It doesn’t feel like five minutes since we were seeing in 2024. Much has happened
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Review: Jesse Sykes And The Sweet Hereafter ‘Forever, I’ve Been Being Born’
Following the dissolution of short-lived band Hominy, which Jesse played in with then husband Jim, she teamed up with Whiskeytown’s
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