Review: High On Fire ‘The Art Of Self Defense’ [Reissue]
Way back in the summer of 2000, the much-fabled CMJ music festival came to Seattle. A music industry showcase, and
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Review: High Priest ‘Invocation’
Hailing from the same city that gave the world the legendary American doom band Trouble, Chicago’s High Priest have unveiled
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Review: High Desert Queen & Blue Heron ‘Turned To Stone Chapter 8: The Wake’
It only took until Chapter 8, but the Turned To Stone series has finally given me a split where I
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Review: Herod ‘Iconoclast’
Having spent the initial part of the year indulging in the bountiful releases that have sprung forth from the stoner
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Review: Hirax ‘Raging Violence’ Reissue
To any thrasher of a certain age, Hirax needs no introduction. The southern California pioneers were at the vanguard of
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Review: Hail The Void ‘Memento Mori’
Hailing from the remote wilderness of British Columbia, Canada, Hail The Void have already made their mark in the form
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Review: Håndgemeng ‘Ultraritual’
From the triumphant opening guitar riff on the first track of Håndgemeng’s Ultraritural, it is clear that this is not
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Review: Heavy Blanket ‘Moon Is’
To any fan of the late ‘80s and early ‘90s American alternative rock underground, Amherst Massachusetts’s J. Mascis needs no
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Review: Hammock ‘Love In The Void’
Eleven albums into a career, you would have thought any band would be set with their sound, and either be
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Review: Human Hand ‘Tremor’
UK label Cardinal Fuzz has been responsible for some of the cooler, under the radar releases I’ve encountered in my
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Review: Hoaxed ‘Two Shadows’
So in this day and time, the world has been hit with a plethora of duos. Some are good and
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