Review: Full Of Hell & Andrew Nolan ‘Scraping The Divine’
Since 2009, Maryland/Pennsylvania based Full Of Hell have been creating some of the most beautifully nightmarish music you’ll hear, both
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Review: Alunah ‘Fever Dream’
Alunah. These guys are coming at ya straight outta Sabbathville, and play a blend of metal with hooks, harmonies and
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Review: A Swarm Of The Sun ‘An Empire’
I recently read a piece by Doctor of Audiology Sol Marghzar discussing the effects of sound on human emotion. Without
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Review: And So I Watch You From Afar ‘Megafauna’
Northern Irish instrumental post-rock outfit And So I Watch You From Afar have been steadily releasing albums and consistently winning
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Review: Alcest ‘Les Chants De L’Aurore’
As I sit down to write this review (later than I had intended) I find myself buoyed by a sense
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Review: Aythis ‘Celestial Exile’ & ‘Lost Lighthouse’
Having been performing solo for pretty much twenty years, outside of being involved with other musical projects, you would have
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Review: Alison Cotton ‘Engelchen’
It’s like a thunderstorm slowly rolling in, the way Alison Cotton’s Engelchen begins. A rush of wind, then the droning
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Review: Abrams ‘Blue City’
You get the feeling with some bands, however hard they try and whatever they produce and put out for our
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Review: Apparition ‘Disgraced Emanations From A Tranquil State’
California doom/ death crew, Apparition, return with their second album, Disgraced Emanations From A Tranquil State. It’s the follow-up to
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Review: Acid Mammoth ‘Supersonic Megafauna Collision’
First of all, there are two things that appealed to me straight away with Acid Mammoth; that name is absolute
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Review: Agonista ‘Grey And Dry’
Next up through the review portal we have Grey And Dry, the debut album from Agonista, a blazing, d-beat, crust,
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