Review: Sweaty Betty ‘The Sweatier The Bettyer’
As I previously said in my review of Granicus’s self-titled album, I sometimes have more fun discovering unknown bands of
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Album & EP Reviews
Review: Emma Ruth Rundle ‘These Killing Times’
It’s been five years since Engine Of Hell was released unto the world, and in that time, we have seen
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Review: EXP ‘EXP’
Members of Cop Shoot Cop, Lubricated Goat, Swans, Live Skull collaborating on a brand-new project? And their debut album is
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Review: Florist ‘Adrift’
I’ve listened to this release a few times now, mainly whilst working on other things, but one of the standout
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Review: Green Lung ‘Necropolitan’
It has been a satisfying journey to watch the rise of British occult metal band Green Lung. From the youthful
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Review: Chat Pile ‘Who Loves The Sun’
I have fond memories of Oklahoma City, having worked there back in the summer of 1999, coaching the correct version
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Review: Oath ‘Unteach’
It is hard to make a doom record and try to sound different or new. But this is largely because
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Review: Sly & The Family Drone ‘With Love’
Sly & The Family Drone are back with a new record, one that was originally set to be released on
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Review: Street Tombs ‘Existence Is Corruption’
The inexorable march of New Mexico’s Street Tombs upon the death metal underground has been relentless, with their 2023 debut
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Review: Spider Kitten ‘God Don’t Sleep’
Spider Kitten. A puzzle wrapped in a conundrum. A contradictory battle with experimentation, mental health, and a refusal to sit
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Review: Sigh ‘Goh-Ka’
Goh-Ka is the latest full-length from Japanese avant-garde legends Sigh. Following on from 2022’s Shiki, this is yet another very
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