Review: Krallice ‘Scour Order’
I spent a lot of time with New York’s progressive black metal kingpins Krallice in the late 2000s and early
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Review: Kavus Torabi ‘October By Name’
There are few musicians whose careers make the idea of musical boundaries seem quite so irrelevant as Kavus Torabi‘s. To
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Review: King Sans ‘Sell The Cow’
King Sans, a new outfit from Chicago, Illinois are Jake Steven James (guitars/synths/vocals) and Izabella Rose (drums/vocals). Leading up to
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Review: Kulk ‘Choosing To Die’
Well, well, well, what have we here… could it be… yes, it could, it’s only the brand-spanking new album Choosing
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Review: Kevin ‘It Is What It Is’
There’s something strangely hypnotic about It Is What It Is, the new album from Osaka, Japan’s experimental psych krautrock band
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Review: Kilter ‘Ten Billion Years’
Kilter are an incredible trio of musicians based out of New York City and Paris. They play an amazing style
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Review: King Potenaz ‘Arcane Desert Rituals Vol. 2’
The desert does not forgive; it relentlessly erodes, buries, and consumes – a harsh, immutable truth within which King Potenaz
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Review: Kaiju Daisenso ‘Carnivorous Aliens From Planet Terra’
OK, come with me on a journey into a fantastical world where sci-fi and monster movies go face to face
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Review: Kal-El ‘Astral Voyager Vol. 2’
I made a passing remark in my review of Kal-El’s seventh album, the stunning Astral Voyager Vol. 1, that the
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Review: Killing Joke ‘EXTREMITIES, The Albini Demos And Live Beginnings ’88’
The late ‘80s marked a turbulent period in Killing Joke’s history, first there were the departures of founding member Big
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Review: Kæry Ann ‘Moonstone’
Here we are, it’s 2026, and it’s my first review for a brand-new year! Better make sure this one sets
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