Review: Formalist ‘We Inherit A World At The Seams’
Formalist formed back in 2014 and are an Italian, what you could call, ‘supergroup’ made up of the various member’s
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Author: Reza Mills
Review: The Mon ‘Eye’
For those wondering who is the mysterious entity behind The Mon moniker, it’s Urlo, best known for his work in
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Review: Omnibadger ‘Famous Guitar Licks Vol. III’
Stoke-On-Trent to non-UK residents is a city famous for its manufacture of pottery, and well-known public figures that include TV
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Review: JAAW ‘Supercluster’
I’d first learnt of the JAAW project from an off-air conversation I’d had with Jason Stöll on Ross Holloway’s 1984
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Review: Khanate ‘To Be Cruel’
After a ‘break’ of fourteen years, New Yorkers Khanate, the experimental doom, outfit are back. The group consists of heavy
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Review: Mouth Wound ‘Nothing Will Belong To Us’
Trine Paaschburg has been making music under the Mouth Wound moniker since 2013 and to date has self-released three EPs,
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Review: Poison Idea ‘Young Lords’
Having reviewed Jerry A‘s fantastic solo album From The Fire Into The Water last year for The Shaman I was
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Review: They Watch Us From The Moon ‘Cosmic Chronicles: Act 1, The Ascension’
Lawrence, Kansas has, despite its location and size, spawned the likes of Paw, The New Amsterdams (featuring Matt Pryor of
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Review: Disciplinary ‘Porkwind’
There’s something about trios that make them so appealing, Husker Du, Dinosaur Jr, Venom, The Manic Street Preachers… (OK, probably
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Review: Chrome Waves ‘Earth Will Shed Its Skin’
By now Shaman regulars should be more than familiar with Chrome Waves, the quartet led by Jeff Wilson (Deeper Graves,
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Review: Giöbia ‘Acid Disorder’
2009’s debut full-length Hard Stories and 2010’s Come And Get Me EP saw Giöbia adopt a ‘60s Nuggets garage rock
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