Review: Converge ‘Hum Of Hurt’
Blessed are we, those who suffer under the yoke of life, to receive TWO NEW CONVERGE RECORDS IN ONE YEAR!
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Review: Cult Of Dom Keller ‘Unholy Drum’
In what now feels like an eternity ago with the way I’m experiencing the passage of time, in May of
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Review: Squeaky Bones ‘The Magnolia Sessions’
Here at The Shaman, we’ve proudly covered the ongoing The Magnolia Sessions practically from the beginning. The brainchild of Dan
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Review: Chris Emmert ‘The Magnolia Sessions’
Back in 2020, few people would have imagined that the enduring (and endearing) success of Anti-Corp Music’s The Magnolia Sessions
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Review: Corrosion Of Conformity ‘Good God/Baad Man’
Before getting into the fundamentals of Corrosion Of Conformity’s new double album, Good God/Baad Man, their first since 2018’s No
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Review: Cryptworm ‘Infectious Pathological Waste’
A thin emerald mist seeps out of a pile of pustulant, bloated corpses, all of which have been heavily experimented
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Review: Clouds Taste Satanic ‘Berlin 2023’
I’ll start with a confession. I absolutely love Clouds Taste Satanic and rushed to take the promo off The Shaman
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Review: Dälek & Charles Hayward ‘HAYWARDxDÄLEK’
Challenging, intense, and fearless, a fascinating meeting of two restless creative forces. I had never heard Dälek before this record.
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Review: Converge ‘Love Is Not Enough’
When you are entrusted to review the new record by one of hardcore and extreme music’s most venerated and celebrated
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Review: Coleman Williams ‘The Magnolia Sessions’
When he created The Magnolia Sessions back in 2020 to showcase real country, bluegrass and folk music, Anti-Corp Music main
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Review: Coltaine ‘Brandung’
There are many bands that gain inspiration from their surroundings, some of which spawn a whole scene, I’m thinking of
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