Review: Skyjoggers / Sula Bassana – Split
In the 1970s, releasing a live album was considered an essential part of a band’s discography, a crucial milestone that
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Review: Mammoth Grinder ‘Undying Spectral Resonance’ EP
If there was ever a band that you knew was going to be heavy as fuck just on the name
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Review: Stuffed Foxes ‘Standardized’
Discovering Stuffed Foxes, this eclectic French noise-rock collective from Tours, whose name, let’s be clear, would make any avid animal
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Review: Sons Of Ghidorah ‘Hallowmas’
When I see a comment in a press release that states that they’ve ‘been compared favourably to bands such as
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Review: Sly And The Family Drone ‘Moon Is Doom Backwards’
London five-piece Sly And The Family Drone who comprise of James Allsopp (reeds/bass clarinet), Kaz Buckland (drums/electronics/reeds), Matt Cargill (electronics/voice/percussion),
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Review: Sergeant Thunderhoof ‘The Ghost Of Badon Hill’
Over the course of four albums, culminating in 2022’s This Sceptred Veil, Somerset-dwelling prog, stoner and desert rock outfit Sergeant
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Review: SoftSun ‘Daylight In The Dark’
Regular readers of my writing on the site will know of my love for Yawning Man guitarist, the mesmerising and
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Review: Scions ‘To Cry Out In The Wilderness’
Hailing from Canada, the eight-piece outfit Scions comprises Cormac Culkeen (vocals), Dave Grenon (electronics/sound design), Andrew Mackelvie (saxophones/bass clarinet), Ellen
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Review: Slower ‘Rage And Ruin’
As I’ve stated previously, I feel Bob Balch is one of the best guitarists in the ‘stoner’ scene today. First
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Review: Sugar Horse ‘The Grand Scheme Of Things’
Like the instinct to root for your hometown team, I always keep an eye out for bands with connections to
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Review: Sun & Sail Club ‘Shipwrecked’
Perhaps the ultimate SoCal desert supergroup outside of the Desert Sessions themselves, Sun & Sail Club have consistently ripped the
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