Review: Iggor Cavalera/Shane Embury ‘Neon Gods/Own Your Darkness’
Even someone like me, who isn’t predominantly a ‘metalhead’, recognises the legendary names on this split release. On the off
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Ambient
Review: Tacet Tacet Tacet ‘Fickle’
Francesco Zedde, better known by his evocative moniker Tacet Tacet Tacet (from the Latin Silent Silent Silent) is an elektro
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Leila Abdul-Rauf: An Interview With The Captivating Multi-Instrumentalist
With most artists who span multiple projects, you can often find strong similarities between their different forms. There are some
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Review: Gridfailure ‘When The Lights Go Out Vol. IV’
Gridfailure‘s latest as you might have guessed, is the fourth instalment in the When The Lights Go Out Series, following
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Review: Harvestman ‘Triptych: Part Three’
Given that this review is covering the final release of Steve Von Till‘s epic Harvestman three-part saga Triptych, the main
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Review: i Häxa ‘i Häxa’
This has truly felt like Schrödinger’s year, simultaneously dragging on forever in the moment yet somehow here we are with
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Review: Leila Abdul-Rauf ‘Calls From A Seething Edge’
Although perhaps best known for her work in the death metal sphere, Leila Abdul-Rauf has actually been crafting a sonically
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Review: i Häxa ‘Part Three’ EP
Personally, this year has passed with a surreal sense of time; on the one hand, it seems like an age
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Review: Ivan The Tolerable Quintet ‘Water Music’
The experimental, free-jazz-oriented album Vertigo from Middlesbrough’s eclectic multi-instrumentalist Oli Heffernan, released under the moniker of Ivan The Tolerable Quintet,
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Review: Uboa ‘Impossible Light’
I have a soft spot for San Francisco based label The Flenser; Midwife, Mamaleek, Agriculture, Ragana and the recent Your
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Review: Harvestman ‘Triptych: Part Two’
July’s Buck Moon saw the release of the second part of Harvestman’s ambitious Triptych (a work of art divided into
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