Review: Pit Pony ‘World To Me’
When I think of Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, I’m not instantly struck by its plethora of iconic heavy music acts. Yes, there are
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Album & EP Reviews
Review: Radian ‘Discordian’
This album drops right in. Recently there has been a mild return of the lengthy, corny, skippable, faux-atmospheric intro tracks,
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Review: Mirror Queen ‘Inviolate’
NYC’s Mirror Queen have been running their line of heavy rock for a decade or so and have released a
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Review: James Romig & Mike Scheidt ‘The Complexity Of Distance’
James Romig, for all that don’t know (like myself until recently), is a composer. That word… composer… makes my skin
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Review: Come To Grief ‘When The World Dies’
There are a couple of inescapable things that are going to need mentioning in trying to write about this record,
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Review: Slow Dawn ‘Into The Machine Haus’
Hey you. Yes you. Do you like King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard? Have you wondered what that would sound
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Review: Paganizer ‘Beyond The Macabre’
Beyond The Macabre is Paganizer’s twelfth studio album and another instalment of ferocious swe-death metal, which also features Bolt Thrower/Memoriam’s
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Review: Healing Magic ‘Volume I: Fire’
There’s angst and anger, and some kind of sickness in this healing. High gain is king here, accompanied by the
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Review: J. Zunz ‘Del Aire’
J. Zunz is Lorena Quintanilla from Guadalajara in Mexico whose day job sees her playing as one half of garage
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Review: Cachemira ‘Ambos Mundos’
I’ve been writing so few album reviews of late that I’m feeling out of practice. I’m sure I used to
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Review: Made Of Teeth ‘Sociopathogen’
Noisy Welsh muthas Made Of Teeth and beloved label and love child of Andrew Field, APF Records, have for a
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