Review: The Fierce And The Dead ‘Regional Theatre’
Way back in May 2024, while attending the last of the annual Portals Festival, one of the bands I came
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Album & EP Reviews
Review: Beans ‘Less Louder’
Sometimes, when reading the press releases accompanying new albums, one has to be careful not to be swayed by the
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Review: Foreign Body ‘Libertine’
This is another new band for me to explore, and their album focuses on the levels of darkness that every
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Review: Various Artists ‘Yeah Man, It’s Bloody Heavy!! Volume 2’
I’ve not reviewed anything from Rise Above Records for a fair while, the last time being way back in 2020
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Review: Shannon Jae Ridout ‘The Magnolia Sessions’
Country-folk singer-songwriters have been with me for as long as I can remember, their music becoming part of the fabric
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Review: Sweaty Betty ‘The Sweatier The Bettyer’
As I previously said in my review of Granicus’s self-titled album, I sometimes have more fun discovering unknown bands of
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Review: Emma Ruth Rundle ‘These Killing Times’
It’s been five years since Engine Of Hell was released unto the world, and in that time, we have seen
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Review: EXP ‘EXP’
Members of Cop Shoot Cop, Lubricated Goat, Swans, Live Skull collaborating on a brand-new project? And their debut album is
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Review: Florist ‘Adrift’
I’ve listened to this release a few times now, mainly whilst working on other things, but one of the standout
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Review: Green Lung ‘Necropolitan’
It has been a satisfying journey to watch the rise of British occult metal band Green Lung. From the youthful
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Review: Chat Pile ‘Who Loves The Sun’
I have fond memories of Oklahoma City, having worked there back in the summer of 1999, coaching the correct version
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