Review: Sergeant Thunderhoof ‘This Sceptred Veil’
I’m not sure quite when the fact that Sergeant Thunderhoof have become such a great band dawned on me. Having
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Album & EP Reviews
Review: Malignant Aura ‘Abysmal Misfortune Is Draped Upon Me’
As the weather improves and the days get longer here in the UK, I often need something to drag me
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Review: Rubber Oh ‘Strange Craft’
As we wait for a follow-up to Pigs x7‘s Viscerals, guitarist Sam Grant is keeping us occupied in the meantime
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Review: Liquid Shit ‘Untold Horrors’ EP
Grebe… was squatting in his armchair, the dun decanter already aloft. ‘Shit “huuu”?’ The philosopher enquired. ‘I won’t, thanks,’ Busner
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Review: Cave In ‘Heavy Pendulum’
If I’m honest it took me a long time to ‘get’ Cave In. I have been enough of a student
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Review: Trouble ‘Plastic Green Head’ & ‘Simple Mind Condition’ Reissues
Trouble is a band that I grew up with – one of the few constants that have never fallen into
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Review: Las Cruces ‘Cosmic Tears’
Way back in the late ’90s and early ’00s, I was living in Seattle when I was just getting into
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Review: Aidan Baker ‘Tenebrist’
Ladies and Gentlemen, we are suffocating in inner space. Aidan Baker is probably best known as half of the experimental,
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Review: Blue Heron ‘Ephemeral’
In the genre we call desert rock, outside of Kyuss, and the bands and artists that splintered from them, it
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Review: Imbernon & Mikel Vega ‘Eolian Dawn’
I’m sold. Jon Imbernon is half this album well then here’s my debit card number and keep the tab open.
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Review: Gramma Vedetta ‘The Hum of The Machine’
Since forming in 2017, London based Gramma Vedetta have released two EPs including 2018’s Proof Of Concept and 2020’s A.C.I.D.
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