Review: Mount Saturn ‘O, Great Moon’
I’ve been reviewing doom, sludge, and hardcore for many years now. So long that much of it just blends together
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Album & EP Reviews
Review: Besvärjelsen ‘Atlas’
While doom rock as a genre to me seems like unexplored territory, I think there’s a lot of potential and
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Review: Christian Death ‘Evil Becomes Rule’
The conventions of goth or death rock can sometimes be a little repetitive. The available tool kit is well developed
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Review: Black Lung ‘Dark Waves’
Black Lung hails from Baltimore and started as a trio in 2014. Their heavy blues sound dabbles into the psych-doom
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Review: Gu Vo ‘Gu Vo’
Gu Vo is a trio from Seville, Spain, made up of Edu Escobar (drums), Raúl Burrueco (bass), and Alejandro Ruiz
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Review: Serpentent ‘Ancient Tomes, Volume I: Mother Of Light’
Ancient Tomes, Volume I: Mother Of Light, the debut album by Serpentent, has just been released through Svart Records, and
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Review: Bog Body ‘Cryonic Crevasse Cult’
This is a surprisingly punishing album. For a band this young, there is an undeniable ‘Bog Body’ sound that hits
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Review: Geezer ‘Stoned Blues Machine’
Kingston, New York’s immense, stoner, and heavy blues trio Geezer made quite an impact with 2020’s Groovy. The re-vamped lineup’s
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Review: Cities Of Mars ‘Cities Of Mars’
Cities Of Mars come via Ripple Music from Gothenberg in Sweden and have been recorded and mixed by Wo Fat’s
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Review: Greenseeker ‘The Wish’
As stoner rock & doom metal have expanded over the last few decades, we’ve seen more and more bands mining,
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Review: Famyne ‘II: The Ground Below’
Ahhh Canterbury. The region is perhaps best known for its scenic beauty, literature and ancient cathedrals. Musically, it is perhaps
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