Review: bunsenburner ‘Squall’ EP
From the moment Norman Lonhard’s drums begin, the assault on your senses with the opening to Froth and the rest
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Review: Brume ‘Marten’
Ten years is a long time, especially for bands. To be starting out, and constantly evolving, that point between inception
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Review: Black Pyramid ‘The Paths of Time Are Vast’
At this point in my life, simultaneously watching time move at lightning speed, and trying to process where it goes,
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Review: Ba’al ‘Soft Eyes’ EP
I first came across Ba’al, the moody, blackened post-metal crew from Sheffield via the APF Records sampler The First Four
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Review: BIG|BRAVE ‘A Chaos Of Flowers’
With the world we now live in, it is incredibly hard to stumble upon anything which can truly be classed
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Review: Coaltar Of The Deepers x Boris ‘hello there’
Japanese legends Boris have played around in pretty much every genre of rock and metal you can think of, and
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Review: Blazar ‘Fatal Cosmic Wound’
Fatal Cosmic Wound is the debut full-length from Barcelona’s Blazar, a sludgy funeral doom outfit who take their name from
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Review: BRAT ‘Social Grace’
As we all know, putting bands into pigeon holes can sometimes be a problem as they get labelled all too
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Review: Bongzilla ‘Dabbing (LIVE) Rosin In Europe’
Not too shabby for some shabby, seedy rockers hailing in from the Wisconsin Death Trip county borders. These bong rockers
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Review: Bipolar Architecture ‘Metaphysicize’
Pelagic Records are no strangers to rooting out bands that are consumed by the notion of pushing the boundaries of
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Review: Big Scenic Nowhere ‘The Waydown’
Bob Balch has seemed unfeasibly busy lately. In fact, so have fellow Big Scenic Nowhere collaborators Gary Arce, Bill Stinson
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