Review: Kal-El ‘Astral Voyager Vol. 1’
I started a trend a while ago of only including albums that I had reviewed as part of my best-of-year
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Review: KLÄMP ‘TOTAAL TECHNIEK’
Things have been quiet in the KLÄMP camp since 2020’s sophomore album Hate You dropped. The intervening years have seen
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Review: Komatsu ‘A Breakfast For Champions’
I’ve often stated that when you notice me not hunting down new music (be it new band’s or older releases
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Review: Kazea ‘I. Ancestral’
Somewhat like the phoenix rising from the ashes, back in 2023 Jonas Mattsson and Rasmus Lindbolm spewed forth from the
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Review: K L P S ‘K L P S’
K L P S, or KOLLAPS\E as they were previously known, are one of those bands that I’ve seen mentioned
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Review: Kathryn Mohr ‘Waiting Room’
When I’m not engaging in copious amounts of shouty screamy music or finding myself on the receiving end of large
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Review: Karla Kvlt ‘Thunderhunter’
If I mentioned the term ‘dream doom’ would it immediately make sense, spark curiosity, or leave you completely oblivious? Think
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Review: Klone ‘The Unseen’
On paper French art-rockers Klone have slowly evolved since 1999, but their genesis began some years earlier in 1995 when
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Review: Kosmodome ‘Ad Undas’
So, here we are, the closing weeks of 2024 and I’m still finding new albums to review. Today it is
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Review: Kurokuma ‘Of Amber And Sand’
A decade after Sheffield’s Kurokuma first appeared in the ever productive UK underground, their second full-length record Of Amber And
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Review: Kungens Män ‘För Samtida Djur 2’
When I usually want my fill of something relaxed and chilled to listen to, that has dreamy saxophones and hedonistic
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