Review: Marielle V Jakobsons ‘The Patterns Lost To Air’
In a time where the whole world seems to be completely losing its head, more than ever, now we turn
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Review: Jagged City ‘There Are More of Us, Always’
Taking inspiration for their name from Hanif Adburraquib’s memoir There’s Always This Year, Jagged City began as a collaborative, cross-continental
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Review: Dimscûa ‘Dust Eater’
Late in October 2025, Damnation Festival announced that Crippling Alcoholism had pulled out of their 20th anniversary weekend, to be
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Review: Disgraceland ‘Penguins Can Fly’ EP
So, it’s February; the million days of January have finally passed, dragging on almost as long as the endless rain
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Video Premiere: Desert Storm ‘Law Unto Myself’ – Taken From New Album That Drops 6th March
Oxford’s very own heavy hitters, Desert Storm, are revving up the engine once again with the premiere of their latest
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Review: Helicon X Al Lover ‘Arise’
Formed in 2009 by brothers John-Paul Hughes and Gary Hughes, both on guitar/vocals, Helicon is a fascinating psych rock collective
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Review: Lord Elephant ‘Ultra Soul’
Florence, Italy’s chasm-opening, instrumental, cosmic doom trio, Lord Elephant, return with their second full-length, released once again through Heavy Psych
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Video Premiere: The Mon ‘Ritual Of Night Violence’ – From ‘Songs Of Embrace’ That Drops 6th March
Today The Shaman is thrilled to premiere the new video from The Mon, the deeply personal solo project of Urlo,
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Review: Under ‘What Happened In Roundwood’
Under… how do you begin to describe a band like the Stockport trio…? Described as everything from doom, sludge, avant-garde,
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Review: To Die On Ice ‘Panoramica Degli Abissi’
A profoundly disturbing veil of pain pervades the dark, cinematic, Lynch core experimental industrial sound, a sensation particularly potent and
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Review: Converge ‘Love Is Not Enough’
When you are entrusted to review the new record by one of hardcore and extreme music’s most venerated and celebrated
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