Review: Spell ‘Opulent Decay’
Spell are an enigmatic power trio from Vancouver, Canada and they consist of Cam Mesmer (lead vocals/bass) Graham McVie (guitars/backing
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Author: Reza Mills
Review: Hexvessel ‘Kindred’
I’m not the world’s biggest folk music fan, I always found it a genre that was a little weightless and
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Review: Bushpilot ‘Already!’
I’ve been on a God Unknown Records trip recently, having reviewed Twin Sister’s debut record, (due out in the next
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Review: Human Impact ‘Human Impact’
Human Impact are a supergroup with the emphasis on super, featuring Chris Spencer (Unsane), Jim Coleman (Cop Shoot Cop), Chris
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Review: Barnabus ‘Beginning To Unwind’
Barnabus’ Beginning To Unwind is finally seeing a release nearly 50 years after it was first recorded, and we have
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Big Scenic Nowhere – An Interview With Bob Balch
Bob Balch joined Stoner Rock legends Fu Manchu in 1996 at the tender age of 19 and whom he has
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Review: Last Call At Nightowls ‘Ask The Dust’
Tonight, is the perfect time to be reviewing Last Call At Nightowls’ debut release, Ask The Dust, what with the
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Review: Randy Holden ‘Population II’
Listening to this album solidly for the past few months it surprises me that I could have been so absentminded
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Review: Waterless Hills ‘The Great Mountain’
Waterless Hills are predominantly Andrew Cheetham and feature dbh on violin, augmented by Gavin Clarke (DSDV) on bass and Cambridge-based
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Review: Sunburned Hand Of The Man ‘Headless’
Championed by the likes of Julian Cope, Thurston Moore and Byron Coley who once called them a ‘human zoo’ (somewhat
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Review: Ihsahn ‘Telemark’
For those you who don’t follow Black Metal or who are not fans of it, the name Ihsahn probably means
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