Review: Imperial Triumphant ‘Spirit Of Ecstasy’
Imperial Triumphant have been blurring the lines of contemporary black metal graced with the decadent and depraved glory of the
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Album & EP Reviews
Review: Final Light ‘Final Light’
Originally billed as a one-time project (although happily recent interviews may suggest that if the planets align correctly this could
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Review: Obiat ‘Indian Ocean’
The London based progressive psych/doom/stoner gurus of Obiat are back after a 13 year gap between albums!! Indian Ocean is
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Review: 23 And Beyond The Infinite ‘Lumen Del Mundo’
Benevento’s many attractions include The Arch of Trajan, The Church of Santa Sofia, Rocca dei Rettori Castle, The gothic church
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Review: Nebula ‘Transmissions From Mothership Earth’
When I wax nostalgic for my late 90s stoner rock ‘big bang’, I always focus on Monster Magnet and Corrosion
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Review: The Swell Fellas ‘Novaturia’
There is just something that’s so… well, right about a great three-piece. The ability of three individuals to deliver an
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Review: Land Of Wolves ‘Conditions For Survival’
Seattle, Washington, while famous for grunge, has long been a hotbed for all sorts of music, and many forms of
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Review: Monasterium ‘Cold Are The Graves’
I know that Poland’s history with metal isn’t exactly empty, but I feel like the last two years have been
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Review: Acid Rooster ‘Ad Astra’
Disclaimer: I don’t like the term krautrock, despite many of the genre’s practitioners using the word. I use it here
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Review: Werewolves ‘From The Cave To The Grave’
There is a lot to be said about momentum in music, and Australian old school loving throwback death metal band
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postcards from new zealand ‘nin-an-ak’
I had the opportunity to review postcards from new zealand’s last album burn, witch, burn. I didn’t give it a
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