Review: Twenty Four Hours ‘At The Edge Of Faith’
When I embark on the sonic journey of a new album, I constantly search for that elusive signal that reveals
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Review: Temptress ‘hear’
One of the few regrets I have when I once worked in Texas was that I didn’t go to any
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Review: The Mon ‘Songs Of Abandon’
The Mon, the acoustic, psych-folk, solo project from Urlo, the primary architect behind Italian heavy, portal-openers Ufomammut, had been floating
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Review: The Hyena Kill ‘Collapse’
Manchester’s The Hyena Kill are a band I have long admired but haven’t until now had the chance to write
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Review: The Devil’s Trade ‘Nincs Szennyezetlen Szép’
The Devil’s Trade has undoubtably been one of my favourite musical discoveries in recent years. Hungarian singer/songwriter Dávid Makó (formerly
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Review: The Utopia Strong ‘Doperider’
When I was first introduced to The Utopia Strong by The Shaman himself, I was a bit taken aback by
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Review: Today Is The Day ‘Never Give In’
’It’s a way of life and one that is necessary in these dystopian and dark days we live in. I
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Review: TORSO ‘Annihilation Day’
Over a menacing, droning pulse, a sample intones, January 1st 1984. A frenzied swathe of murders has struck the small
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Review: The Long Hunt ‘Natural Order’
The Long Hunt are from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and are Trevor Richards – guitar, Allison Kacmar Richards – bass and Mark
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Review: Tavare ‘Too Small To Be So High’
A musical project can truly shine when the artists involved share a common vision and energy. This idea is wonderfully
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Review: This Love Is Drone ‘Angst, Anguish & Agnes’
Angst, Anguish & Agnes – An intriguing album title will always grab my attention, and I’d love to know who
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