Review: Imperfect Pyramid ‘II’
The legacy of Ancient Egypt often looms prominently in our modern world, more often than not in musical influences. Ironically,
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Review: Invictus ‘Nocturnal Visions’
In case you hadn’t noticed, the world of death metal is probably at its strongest place since the early 2010s,
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Review: IAN ‘Come On Everybody, Let’s Do Nothing!’
Holy fuckin’ Moly, it’s IAN!! The Band!!! This is the statement that should be on everyone’s lips when becoming aware
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Review: Intensive Care + The Body ‘Was I Good Enough?’
It’s been roughly a decade since I last wrote about a release from experimental Portland metal duo The Body. Back
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Review: Iggor Cavalera/Shane Embury ‘Neon Gods/Own Your Darkness’
Even someone like me, who isn’t predominantly a ‘metalhead’, recognises the legendary names on this split release. On the off
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Review: i Häxa ‘i Häxa’
This has truly felt like Schrödinger’s year, simultaneously dragging on forever in the moment yet somehow here we are with
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Review: i Häxa ‘Part Three’ EP
Personally, this year has passed with a surreal sense of time; on the one hand, it seems like an age
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Review: Ivan The Tolerable Quintet ‘Water Music’
The experimental, free-jazz-oriented album Vertigo from Middlesbrough’s eclectic multi-instrumentalist Oli Heffernan, released under the moniker of Ivan The Tolerable Quintet,
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Review: Ivan The Tolerable Quintet ‘Vertigo’
The musical journey of Oli Heffernan, the experimental multi-instrumentalist from Middlesbrough, UK who performs under the moniker Ivan The Tolerable,
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Review: Intolerance ‘Waking Nightmares Of An Endless Void’
Zaragoza, Spain’s Intolerance are back with a brand new record Waking Nightmares Of An Endless Void two years after their
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Review: i Häxa ‘Part Two’ EP
Back in March Rebecca Need-Menear (one part of alt-rock combo Anavae) and Peter Miles (Architects, Dodie, Fizz) released the first
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