Review: Petrolio ‘Club Atletico Voces Y Gritos’
In a world filled with peculiarities that we often have no clue exist until someone points them out, it’s completely
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Review: Tranquonauts ‘III’
When Paul Crick – better known to the faithful as Paul Lumber, the thunderous bass anchor of Melbourne, Australia’s much-celebrated
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Review: Øresund Space Collective ‘Progably you’re Wrong’
I am no stranger to either instrumental music or long-form improvisation. I’ve delved into the depths of ‘60s and ‘70s
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Review: Dez Dare ‘These Days Are Wild & Blind’
Dez Dare or Darren Smallman as he’s best known to his friends and family, is nothing if not prolific, putting
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Review: Celestial Power ‘Celestial Power’
Up until a few years ago, I’d never really been too interested in bands who performed heavily repetitive beats, but
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Review: King Potenaz ‘Arcane Desert Rituals Vol. 2’
The desert does not forgive; it relentlessly erodes, buries, and consumes – a harsh, immutable truth within which King Potenaz
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Review: Urzah ‘A Tranquil Void’
I owe Urzah a pint. When their debut album, The Scorching Gaze, was released back in 2024, I listened to
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Review: Desiccation ‘Legatum Mortuorum’
Sometimes I want a record to truly consume me; it needs to draw me in, hook, line and sinker, into
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Review: Dutch Elm ‘Dutch Elm’
As I delve deeper into the world of instrumental post-rock, I’m discovering more gems to sit alongside the likes of
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Review: Converge ‘Hum Of Hurt’
Blessed are we, those who suffer under the yoke of life, to receive TWO NEW CONVERGE RECORDS IN ONE YEAR!
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Review: A.A. Williams ‘Solstice’
As a long-time fan of A.A. Williams, one thing that has always humbled me is the artist’s ability to take
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