Review: Bag People ‘Bag People’
Bag People never put out a proper full-length album during their lifetime, their only output came in the form of
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Review: Bronco ‘Bronco’
The dirging, grinding doomy sludge of North Carolinians Bronco and their debut self-titled record seems to be birthed from the
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Review: Bong-Ra ‘Black Noise’
A name I’ve had an awareness of for at least the last decade, I’ve even managed to surprise myself that,
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Review: Beneath A Steel Sky ‘Cleave’
There is something that feels somewhat familiar about Beneath A Steel Sky. Possibly it’s proximity to Hundred Year Old Man
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Review: Big Mountain County ‘Deep Drives’
It’s always fascinating to observe how a band’s musical journey can evolve and meander over the course of their career,
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Review: Babel Map ‘Teeth’
Hailing from Harrisburg in Pennsylvania, it’s hard to believe that for a band who have been active since before 2010,
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Review: Bile Caster ‘Writhing Between Birth And Death’
Leicester’s Bile Caster have been slugging their way through the British underground for about five years now and following a
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Review: Black Doldrums ‘In Limerence’
Once you enter the musical realm of London’s Black Doldrums, you find yourself ensnared in a gigantic sonic tsunami, bursting
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Review: Blood Incantation ‘Absolute Elsewhere’
The new lords of cosmic progressive death metal have returned from whatever dimension they normally inhabit when not on our
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Review: Benjamin Tod ‘Shooting Star’
It is a strange dilemma for a fan when we are drawn to an artist who articulates pain and sorrow
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Review: Bobbie Dazzle ‘Fandabidozi’
Everyone has their own way of dealing with tragedy. Some look inward, some look outwardly. Others opt for somber reflection
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