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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Review: Steve Von Till ‘Alone In A World Of Wounds’
Steve Von Till’s creative output has been fairly prolific over the last few years; in the lost times of 2020
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Review: Snakemother ‘Snakemother’ [Reissue]
Way back in 2023, an album emerged which, unless you were in the know, would have passed you by without
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Review: Staticlone ‘Better Living Through Static Vision’
Punks Not Dead… Philadelphia has a strong punk and hardcore tradition, though the genre is associated with bands like Bad
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Review: Staraya Derevnya ‘Garden Window Escape’
From their early beginnings with the album Expedition, which showcased Gosha Shtasel‘s talent for crafting simple yet deeply moving folk
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Review: SUMAC And Moor Mother ‘The Film’
After giving this a few listens, I can confirm that SUMAC are another band that is going to be filed
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Review: Sons Of Ra ‘Standard Deviation’
Right from the off, I’m going to say one simple thing. This album is beyond cool, so cool that even
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Review: Shane Embury ‘Atonement’
Having achieved the distinction of being the longest-serving member of the British institution, grindcore/death metal band Napalm Death, bassist, and
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Review: Iggor Cavalera/Shane Embury ‘Neon Gods/Own Your Darkness’
Even someone like me, who isn’t predominantly a ‘metalhead’, recognises the legendary names on this split release. On the off
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