Review: The Mon ‘Songs Of Embrace’
The Mon, the one-man, experimental, psychedelic project of Urlo, one of the primary engineers of legendary Italian universe destroyers, Ufomammut,
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Review: Fågelle ‘Bränn min jord’
Back in 2022, I got to witness an artist who left me utterly speechless after their performance at Ramsgate Music
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Review: Marielle V Jakobsons ‘The Patterns Lost To Air’
In a time where the whole world seems to be completely losing its head, more than ever, now we turn
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Video Premiere: The Mon ‘Ritual Of Night Violence’ – From ‘Songs Of Embrace’ That Drops 6th March
Today The Shaman is thrilled to premiere the new video from The Mon, the deeply personal solo project of Urlo,
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Review: Ulver ‘Neverland’
Forming in 1993, Norway’s Ulver were predominantly a black metal outfit, producing three albums in that style, 1995’s Bergtatt –
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Review: kariti ‘Still Life’
Way back in late 2023, just as Christmas was rearing its yearly apocalypse on all sense and morality, I was
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Review: Gridfailure ‘Sixth Mass-Extinction Skulduggery III’
The second installation of the Sixth Mass-Extinction Skulduggery series was my first exposure to Gridfailure, and I remember finding it
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Review: Year Of No Light ‘Les Maîtres Fous’
French post-metal collective Year of No Light are rapidly approaching the 25th anniversary of their existence, which is no small
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Review: Xeeland ‘Water’ [Vinyl Reissue]
Xeeland is Jason Stöll, who has been in many bands over the years including Sex Swing, Twin Sister, Mugstar, Dømes,
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Review: Aidan Baker ‘& You Still Fall In’
Immersing oneself in the gifted musical realm crafted by Aidan Baker, the experimental guitarist and multi-instrumentalist hailing from Canada and
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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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