Review: Smote ‘Songs From The Free House’
There is something about Smote that captivates you, almost like a spell has been cast upon your soul from the
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Review: Slomatics ‘Atomicult’
Belfast’s Slomatics are an institution at this point in the UK underground doom and sludge scenes, but their sound has
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Review: Sunn O))) ‘Eternity’s Pillars B/W Raise The Chalice & Reverential’
The first collaboration between drone legends Sunn O))) and the legendary Sub Pop Records, this three-track release sees Greg Anderson
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Review: SoftSun ‘Eternal Sunrise’
SoftSun are wasting little time in trying to stamp their mark on the scene. For a band that only came
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Review: Space Witch ‘Mountains Of Neptune’
Before you press play and listen to the latest doom masterpiece from one of Stoke-on-Trent’s finest, Space Witch, make sure
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Review: Stonebirds ‘Perpetual Wasteland’
Perpetual Wasteland is the fourth and final episode from Breton trio Stonebirds, and it’s a collection of six songs that
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Review: Supernaughty ‘Apocalypso’
Livorno, Italy’s Supernaughty return with their third full-length, and the four-piece’s first for Ripple Music, the much-anticipated Apocalypso. Supernaughty (undoubtedly
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Review: Stoned Jesus ‘Songs To Sun’
Back in 2023, I had the opportunity to review the newest album by one of my elite selection of bands,
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Review: Swans ‘Birthing’
It is intimidating covering a band you love as you pray you’ll do them justice; there’s an omnipresent feeling that
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Review: Seedy Jeezus ‘Damned To The Depths’
Melbourne, Australia’s powerful trio Seedy Jeezus, now considered a quartet after the addition of their producer and Mos Generator guitarist
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Review: Spider Kitten ‘The Truth Is Caustic To Love’
‘Mental illness? Check. Addiction? Check. Despair? Oh yeah, it’s there. They don’t sing about hope. They sing about what happens
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