Review: Godflesh ‘Decay’
Godflesh. For the last forty years, that name has been synonymous with both extreme and industrial metal. They also took
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Review: Green Lung ‘Necropolitan’
It has been a satisfying journey to watch the rise of British occult metal band Green Lung. From the youthful
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Review: Gnoomes ‘Losey’
Combining elements of krautrock, shoegaze and techno and wrapping it all together in the term stargaze, Russian outfit Gnoomes take
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Review: Godthrymm ‘Projections’
I’m not quite ready to induct Godthrymm fully into the Yorkshire Doom Hall of Fame (which is not a thing
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Review: Gods & Punks ‘A Shrine By The Sea’
Despite my awareness of their moniker, which originated from a particularly awesome Monster Magnet song, I had yet to check
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Review: Green Desert Water ‘Eerie Meadows’
Where some albums explode into life from the very first moment, Eerie Meadows has that gentle, warming ambience to the
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Review: Goetia ‘Mortuary Cult’
Death metal is my genre of choice of late, with Chuck Schuldiner’s Death being the main band in my playlist,
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Review: Gin Lady ‘Toads And Diamonds Volume One: Live In Spain’
After six studio albums, the northern Sweden five-piece psych country folk, Gin Lady, have finally done it. They have released
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Review: Gong ‘Bright Spirit’
To talk about Gong is to talk about a big part of prog rock history, especially the Canterbury scene, where
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Review: Gnod ‘Chronicles Of Gnowt Vol.1’
Having known of the band name for easily a decade, if not longer, it’s only been recently that I’ve gotten
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Review: Ghold ‘Bludgeoning Simulations’
The sad news of Oli Martin’s passing – guitarist and much-appreciated Ghold comrade – came as an untimely shock while
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