Review: Cathedral ‘The Guessing Game [Rethink]’
Cathedral have always experimented, from the downbeat, sludgy doom metal of the debut full-length Forest Of Equilibrium to the stoner-oriented
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Review: Cult Of Luna ‘In The Shadow Of Your Shadow’
Swedish natives Cult Of Luna have been forging their post-metal path for over twenty-five years now. The once upstarts from
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Review: Chat Pile ‘Who Loves The Sun’
I have fond memories of Oklahoma City, having worked there back in the summer of 1999, coaching the correct version
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Review: Coyote Man ‘Prosthetic Memories’
Having first materialised in the early 2000s, it wouldn’t be until 2015 that the Chicago-based three-piece Coyote Man officially became
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Review: Crumbling Ghost ‘Four’
So, here’s the thing… For all my years, all the acts I’ve discovered, and all the output I’ve consumed along
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Review: Camel Of Doom ‘Splinters Of Time And Other Cosmic Fables’
A decade after Terrestrial, years filled with work on various projects like Self Hypnosis, Lychgate, and occasional contributions to doom
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Review: Cripple Bastards ‘La Tua Foto Sul Marmo’
On these sunnier days, it’s always good to listen to something a bit more brutal to put life in perspective,
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Review: Celestial Power ‘Celestial Power’
Up until a few years ago, I’d never really been too interested in bands who performed heavily repetitive beats, but
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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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