Review: Brant Bjork ‘Brant Bjork’
Where do you start with Brant Bjork? The man is a legend and officially the coolest man in rock. Starting
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Author: Reza Mills
Review: Radar Men From The Moon ‘The Bestial Light’
My first encounter with Dutch experimentalists Radar Men From The Moon (named after the 1952 Sci-Fi series) has been through
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Review: Göden ‘Beyond Darkness’
Göden is the brand-new project from Stephen Flam, leader of death-doom legends Winter (named after an Amebix track) who existed
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Review: Enablers ‘Pigeon Diaries’
Enablers are a four piece based in San Francisco and consist of Joe Goldring (guitar), Kevin Thomson (Guitar), vocalist/poet Pete
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Review: Keverra ‘Keverra’
Keverra are a Los Angeles-based trio that formed in 2018 and consist of Mateo Pinkerton (ex – 16) on drums,
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Review: Gaffa Ghandi ‘Artificial Disgust’
Gaffa Ghandi are a four-piece outfit from Berlin, Germany consisting of Georg Edert – Drums, Lucas Kazzer – Bass, Frieder
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Review: Various Artists ‘Brown Acid: The Tenth Trip’
It’s hard to believe that this is the 10th instalment of the Brown Acid series, which is a collaborative effort
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Review: Moura ‘Moura’
Spanish five-piece Moura are from La Coruna in the north west tip of Spain and are comprised of Diego Veiga
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Review: Twin Sister ‘Twin Sister’
Twin Sister is the latest project from former Mugstar bassist Jason Stoll and is being released on his God Unknown
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Review: Hair Of The Dog ‘It’s Just A Ride’
Named after the Nazareth album of the same name (intentional?), Hair Of The Dog are a Scottish trio from Edinburgh
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Review: Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs ‘Viscerals’
Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs, aka Pigs x7, are from Newcastle-upon-Tyne, have been in existence since 2012 and
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