Review: Ex Everything ‘Slow Change Will Pull Us Apart’
Noisy, angular and engaged, Slow Change Will Pull Us Apart is an urgent message from a skilled and experienced group
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Review: EMBR ‘EMBR’
It’s been a long while since I heard from EMBR last. After the success of Idolatry, the grunge covers EP,
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Review: Earth ‘Earth 2.23 Special Lower Frequency Mix’
Having recently reviewed and thoroughly enjoyed Earth 2 Special Low Frequency Version (as was to be expected), if you’ve decided
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Review: Earth ‘Earth 2: Special Low Frequency Version’ [Reissue]
Olympia, Washington drone metal outfit Earth formed in 1989 and took their title from Black Sabbath’s original name. Dylan Carlson,
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Review: Earthbong ‘Church Of Bong’
The use of the word ‘bong’ in both the band and album name suggests that this must be stoner related
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Review: Eremit ‘Wearer Of Numerous Forms’
Eremit are a band I have reviewed many times in the past, and I have been a fan of their
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Review: Exploding Corpse Action ‘Inter-Dimensional Annihilation: Complete Transmissions 1995-1997’
Albany, New York was the home of Exploding Corpse Action, one of the greatest band names of all time, and
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Review: Esben And The Witch ‘Hold Sacred’
Having formed in Brighton in 2008, Esben And The Witch have now spent fifteen years working on their craft, and
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Review: Eric Angelo Bessel ‘Visitation’
Over the last couple of years, on my adventures with The Sleeping Shaman, one of the entities I have had
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Review: Epilogen ‘Nollpunkten’
When it comes to uniqueness in 2023, I think it’s safe to say that the hopes for something truly new,
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Review: Ecstatic Vision ‘Live At DunaJam’
Of all the heavy, stoner, desert, psych bands I’ve been exposed to in the last decade, Philadelphia’s Ecstatic Vision have
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