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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Review: King Bastard ‘From Whence They Came’
New York four-piece King Bastard made a splash two years ago with their independently released debut album It Came From
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Retro Review: Kyuss ‘Welcome To Sky Valley’
Any discussion about the canon of modern heavy rock, especially the style that has come to be known as ‘stoner
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Review: Kati Rán ‘SÁLA’
In the nine years since the release of her debut album LYS, multi-instrumentalist Kati Rán has been busy embracing the
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Review: Kulk ‘It Gets Worse’
Although I’m a guitarist, I’d label myself more as a hobbyist. I have a few pedals, an amp and a
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Review: Kayleth ‘New Babylon’
When Kayleth released their 2020 Back To Earth album, they had found a cold and inhospitable place where humanity was
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Review: Kintsugi Empire ‘Shun’
There’s a term used in the cinema world for someone who will not only create a film, but go far
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