Review: Blue Heron ‘Emulations’
Sometimes all you need in life is to kick back, put on some dirty scuzzy tunes, and forget about everything
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Review: Blessings ‘Blodsträngen’
The good folks at Berlin’s premier independent post-metal champions, Pelagic Records, continue to mine the underground and bring attention to
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Review: Borracho ‘Ouroboros’
Borracho, the veteran, Washington DC based, riff and fuzz power trio, return in prompt fashion with Ouroboros, their first output
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Review: Babal ‘Running In The Gutter’
Entering into the musical universe of Babal is a truly unique experience. Imagine stepping onto a spaceship crafted from sound,
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Review: Brant Bjork And The Bros ‘Live In The High Desert’
When you get to hear live music that’s been dug up from the archives, then you usually know that it’s
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Review: Budos Band ‘VII’
Any thoughts or discussion of my favorite bands of the last twenty years absolutely must include New York’s legendary Budos
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Retro Review: Black Sabbath ‘Sabotage’ – 50th Anniversary
July 28th, 2025 marked exactly fifty years since Black Sabbath (it’s likely if you’re reading this, Sabbath need no introduction,
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Review: Black Helium ‘The Animals Are Coming’
Even back in my craziest party days during the hedonistic late ‘80s and early to mid ‘90s, I was never
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Review: Black Honey Cult ‘Black Honey Cult’
Black Honey Cult are not necessarily a ‘new’ band. In fact, they’ve been percolating in some form or another for
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Review: Bank Myna ‘Eimuria’
Having initially formed in Paris in 2013, the French band Bank Myna is only now, in 2025, releasing their second
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Review: BRUIT ≤ ‘The Age Of Ephemerality’
It is hard to try and remain neutral these days when it feels like the world is pushing you to
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