Review: Poly-Math ‘Something Deeply Hidden’
Poly-Math formed in 2013 and are from Brighton, East Sussex. They’ve had several line-ups during their lifespan, but the mainstay
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Review: Predatory Void ‘Atoned In Metamorphosis’
Nestling in Western Europe, bordering France and Germany, when I think of Belgium, it is mostly medieval and Renaissance architecture,
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Review: PREYRS ‘The Wounded Healer’
‘Inspired by highly influential Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung’s writings on ‘the wounded healer’ which explore the concept of an entity,
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Review: Primitive Man ‘Observance’
When Primitive Man enter a stage, everyone in the room takes notice. I know this from experience. Back in 2012
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Review: Pupil Slicer ‘Fleshwork’
Back in May of 2023, I had my eyes well and truly opened to a band that, at the time,
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Review: Psychonaut ‘World Maker’
Life comes at you thick and fast these days. I’ve frequently talked about the volume of music that is made
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Review: Per Svensson Psychedelic Sounds ‘Berlin Nights’
Alchemy, nature, and art weave are the essential threads in the music of Gothenburg-based psych acid folk rock singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist
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Review: Pelican ‘Flickering Resonance’
In all my time of listening to heavy and obscure music, there have always been certain bands who I known
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Review: Pyramids ‘Pythagoras’
Pythagoras was a Greek mathematician and philosopher that many modern scholars are still stumped on several millennia later, unsure of
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Review: Paralyzed ‘Rumble&Roar’
Ever wondered what or why one band can hit the right notes and another band can look great on paper
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Review: Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs ‘Death Hilarious’
In 2023 I saw Pigs x7 with my long-term friend Jonah at The Ritz in Manchester, with support from the
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