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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Review: Sex Swing ‘Golden Triangle’
Golden Triangle is, the not safe for work named, Sex Swing‘s long-awaited follow-up to 2020’s Type II. Although the intervening
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Review: Swamp Coffin ‘Drowning Glory’
Rothertham’s Swamp Coffin began life in 2016 with vocalist/guitarist Jon Rhodes and drummer David Winstow looking for a way ‘of
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Review: Slomosa ‘Tundra Rock’
So far it’s been a year of follow-ups from bands I’m already invested in. Slomosa have fallen into the category
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Review: ShitNoise ‘I Cocked My Gun And Shot My Best Friend’
As I sit her listening to yet another new album by a band I’ve never heard of before, I wonder
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Review: Spirit Mother ‘Trails’
A couple of years back I had the privilege of reviewing one of the Live In The Mojave Desert, for
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Review: Satan’s Satyrs ‘After Dark’
I remember back in 2017 missing out on going to see Satan’s Satyrs when they played in Manchester with Windhand.
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Review: Smote ‘A Grand Stream’
Since I reviewed last year’s Genog, life has changed somewhat for Smote‘s main man Daniel Foggin who has relocated from
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