Review: First Draft ‘Declines Are Long Gone’
French in origin and formed five years ago in 2016, duo Marine Arnoult on drums and vocals and Clement Douam
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Author: Tim Keppie
Review: ROT T.V. ‘Tales Of Torment’
Unusually named denim and leather classic rock, miscreants ROT T.V. allegedly have been kicking up a storm down under since
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Dead Space Chamber Music: Interview With The Medieval Neo-Folk Quartet
In relation to my recently published review of the dark neo-classical beauty that is The Black Hours, Dead Space Chamber
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Review: Dead Space Chamber Music ‘The Black Hours’
Dark neo-classical is a genre which sparked an interest in me and instantly made me think of luminaries such as
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Review: Giöbia And The Cosmic Dead ‘The Intergalactic Connection – Exploring The Sideral Remote Hyperspace’
Here Italy’s Giöbia share an album with Scotland’s space rock kings The Cosmic Dead. The Italian quartet presents us with
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Review: Sonny Vincent ‘Snake Pit Therapy’
Highly prolific 70s Testors frontman Sonny Vincent releases yet another high octane assault of raw power for our pleasure. Following
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Review: The Third Sound ‘First Light’
Berlin based The Third Sound is Hákon Aðalsteinsson’s (Brian Jonestown Massacre) guitarist primary solo endeavour. Shoegaze, gothic psychedelic indie and
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Review: Lammping ‘Flashjacks’
Multi-instrumentalist Mikhail Galkin and Jay Anderson (drums) decided to work together after Jay witnessed one of Mikhail’s early gigs. A
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Review: A Sea Of Dead Trees ‘Garmonbozia’
Depression and anxiety are two illnesses we’re all unfortunately too familiar with in the 21st Century, especially over the last
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Review: Blyth ‘Confessions Of A Justified Sinner’
Ian White (Blyth) to fans of influential band Gallon Drunk need’s little introduction. Drummer since 1993 with the band and
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Review: The Lords Of Altamont ‘Tune In, Turn On, Electrify!’
The mighty rabble-rousing purveyors of Detroit influenced garage rock n roll, 70s New York punk and UK 60s rhythm ‘n’
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