Review: ZAHN ‘Purpur’
The Berlin-based post-noise-rock power trio ZAHN exemplifies how seasoned musicians, each with a rich history in bands of a certain
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Review: Zu ‘Ferrum Sidereum’
Imagine a soundscape, a vast and echoing chamber filled with rumbling bass, screeching saxophone, and the unpredictable crash of drums.
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Review: Zatokrev ‘…Bring Mirrors To The Surface’
Some bands gather together collections of songs to form a long player, and some create an album that forms a
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Review: Zig Zags ‘Deadbeat At Dawn’
As anyone that is around me on a regular basis, or follows me on social media, can attest to, I
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Review: Zamboa ‘未来’
Tracing a band’s musical history is an essential step in understanding the creative journey that led to their latest offering.
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Review: Zolle ‘Rosa’
The Italian scene is as diverse as it is impressive, if there’s a specific genre of music that you particularly
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Review: Zig Zags ‘Strange Masters’
Despite being intimately familiar with RidingEasy Records catalog, not only through reviewing a few of their releases, along with multiple
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Review: Zakk Sabbath ‘Doomed Forever Forever Doomed’
I’d like to preface this review by admitting to my feelings on Zakk Wylde; some of you may feel the
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Review: Zanjeer ‘Parcham Buland Ast’ EP
Zanjeer (Chain) from Bremen, Germany’s debut EP Parcham Buland Ast (The Flag is Raised) caught my attention for a couple
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Review: Zombi ‘Zombi & Friends, Volume 1’
It was the summer of 2007 that I saw Zombi open for Isis at the Knitting Factory in Los Angeles.
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Review: Zombi ‘Liquid Crystal’ EP
For those new to the Zombi world, they’re a duo made up of Steve Moore on bass/synthesizers, A.E. Paterra on
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