Review: Boris With Merzbow ‘2R0I2P0’
Boris and Merzbow have worked together so often that Boris With Merzbow might as well be classed as an act
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Author: Will J
Review: Omination ‘NGR’
There does seem to be a persevering idea in general extreme metal fandom that funeral doom hasn’t really moved on
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Review: The Sun Came Up Upon The Left / Everson Poe ‘Ancestral Memory’
Despite the fact that, from what I can tell, both of these acts have received nothing but praise from the
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Review: Sertraline ‘The Streetlight Was All We Needed’
It’s fair to say straight away that Sertraline know how to do melancholy, in fact it’s the most defining feature
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Review: Antre ‘Dark Spectrum’ EP
It’s safe to say that 2021 is beginning in much the same gloomy fashion as 2020 finished, and to that
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Top Ten Of 2020: Will J
An end of year list is never an easy thing, but in a year such as this one that has,
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Review: Cower ‘Boys’
As an opening note to this review I’d like to commend Cower, and label, Human Worth, for their decision to
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Review: Kiova ‘Empty Fields And Smoke-Filled Skies’
It’s become an increasing phenomena to see the lines between post-hardcore and post-black metal blurred. It’s not a surprising development
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Review: Throane ‘Une Balle Dans Le Pied’ EP
The Church of Ra collective is a rather intriguing group of musicians whose similarities are often as striking as their
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Review: Subterraen ‘Rotten Human Kingdom’
French doom metal trio Subterraen might not be ground-breaking in the metaphorical sense, but they may well be in a
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Review: Gnarl ‘The Great Blackness’
From beneath the brown leaves of the oak from which I begin, a spectral vista appears; a barren landscape spreading
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