Review: Morrison Graves ‘Under The Weight Of Gravity’ EP
Having sprung to life during the 2020 pandemic, Morrison Graves entered the musical ring during a particularly turbulent time. The
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Review: Okay You Win ‘End Of Days’
When doing research for acts I would see at this year’s Desertfest, I stumbled across London-based rockers Okay You Win
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Review: Million Moons ‘You Be Good, I Love You’
If you like your post-rock full of sweeping soundscapes, textured guitars and glittering keys, and you also like music that
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Review: MONO ‘Snowdrop’
It’s been a couple of years now since the passing of the legendary Steve Albini, and for MONO, the new
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Review: Monolord ‘Neverending’
At this point, it’s not hyperbole to say that Sweden’s Monolord are among the most revered bands not only in
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Review: HIRAKI & Meejah ‘Interwoven’
In one of the more ambitious releases of the year from Berlin-based Pelagic Records comes a split EP from a
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Review: Man Band ‘Strong Man’
Well, well, well, here we are, another new month and another insanely new and exciting musical creation which has Chainy
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Review: Melvins With Napalm Death ‘Savage Imperial Death March’
There is a good chance, if you are reading this, that neither Melvins nor Napalm Death need an introduction. Despite
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Review: mclusky ‘i sure am getting sick of this bowling alley’
mclusky made the number one spot in my Top Ten Of 2025 with their spectacular comeback album the world is
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Review: Mordecai Smyth ‘Gather The Scattered Mind’
From the verdant heart of the Berkshire, specifically the charming town of Wokingham, emerges the remarkable figure of Mordecai Smyth,
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Review: Moloch ‘Bend. Break. Kneel. Crawl.’
British sludge doom titans Moloch have been missing in action for a while, with seven long years passing since their
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