Review: Bell Witch & Aerial Ruin ‘Stygian Bough: Volume II’
After five years, the Pacific Northwest doom ensemble Stygian Bough has returned with the follow-up to their 2020 debut, Volume
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Review: Anna von Hausswolff ‘Iconoclasts’
So here we are, the last remaining weeks of 2025, and just when I thought I had wrapped up my
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Review: Abraham ‘Idsungwüssä’
Idsungwüssä, the fifth album from abrasive Swiss post-metal powerhouse Abraham, slithered out of my speakers like a mudslide washing away
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Review: Author & Punisher ‘Nocturnal Birding’
As a fan of sci-fi, in particular Ridley Scott’s seminal Blade Runner, I have always sprinkled Author & Punisher reviews
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Review: Årabrot ‘Rite Of Dionysus’
Having only discovered Årabrot in the last few years, one thing that’s always struck me is the evolution of their
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Review: AlphaWhores ‘You Can Come Out Now’
So, 2025 looks like being the year of change. I know that internationally things are looking pretty apocalyptic, and the
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Review: AAA Gripper ‘We Invented Work For The Common Good’
For a record that brings ‘work’ into the frame from the title, there is a surprising amount of play and
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Review: AAWKS ‘On Through The Sky Maze’
With a huge bell ringing in the background, feedback buzzes around your ears as the opening monologue fades in and
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Review: Abscence ‘Enigma’
When we think of the black metal genre, we tend to look towards the Scandinavian countries for reference. With the
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Review: Aidan Baker ‘& You Still Fall In’
Immersing oneself in the gifted musical realm crafted by Aidan Baker, the experimental guitarist and multi-instrumentalist hailing from Canada and
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Review: Amenra ‘De Toorn’ EP
Patience is something I struggle with and maybe that’s what draws me to Amenra. The band knows how to hold
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