Review: Everson Poe ‘Grief’
It’s hard to believe that we’ve had no gigs for almost a year thanks to COVID, however the upside is
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Review: Emma Ruth Rundle & Thou ‘The Helm Of Sorrow’ EP
It feels weird, and faintly damning, to start a review with the phrase ‘more of the same’ but when that’s
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Review: The Sun Came Up Upon The Left / Everson Poe ‘Ancestral Memory’
Despite the fact that, from what I can tell, both of these acts have received nothing but praise from the
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Review: Evert Snyman ‘Hot Mess’
There are lots of good things to be said about the internet. Quite apart from being able to find no
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Review: Engulfed ‘Vengeance Of The Fallen’
There’s something deeply satisfying about hearing a band hit their full potential, and Turkish malcontents Engulfed arrive gloriously at their
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Review: Evangelist ‘Ad Mortem Festinamus’
Polish doom metallers, Evangelist formed back in 2008 and their decade long journey began with a debut full-length In Partibus
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Review: Enigma Experience ‘Question Mark’
I ’ve come to learn that there is something special about Sweden and music. Bands such as Candlemass, Entombed, Cult
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Review: Everson Poe ‘Rituals’
Performing under the moniker Everson Poe, Mae Shults has spent a decade creating music that seeks to evolve and change,
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Review: EMBR ‘Idolatry’ EP
Hot off the back of the stunning debut 1823 this summer, Alabama’s Embr have struck again, this time with four
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Review: Electric Hydra ‘Electric Hydra’
So, how many of you out there reading this remember ‘hard rock’ in the nineteen eighties? Some of you? Maybe
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Review: Emma Ruth Rundle & Thou ‘May Our Chambers Be Full’
Collaborative albums can be curious beasts. They often either present themselves as chimerae, their various parts combined but distinctive and
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