Review: A World Worth Burning ‘The Sky Was Colored As Hammered Lead’
I’m taking another step into the emotional, meandering world of post-metal with the debut release from American quartet A World
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Argonauta Records
Review: Azken Auzi ‘Infernua’
French sludge doom duo Azken Auzi have returned to the fold with their new record Infernua on Argonauta Records. The
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Review: Owls Over Oaks ‘O.O.O.’
The new record from extreme drone doom Italians Owls Over Oaks is called O.O.O., and you can probably guess what
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Review: Lorquin’s Admiral ‘Lorquin’s Admiral’
Speaking to Nick Hannon, one half of the creative drive behind Kent’s acclaimed, (mostly) instrumental post-rock maestros Sons Of Alpha
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Review: Master Charger ‘Posthumous Resurrection’
The Resurrection Of the Doom Masters. Master Charger, John James (guitar, Vocals), Dave Hayes (bass) and Ste Dudley (drums), is
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Review: Sons Of Ghidorah ‘Hallowmas’
When I see a comment in a press release that states that they’ve ‘been compared favourably to bands such as
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Review: Dionize ‘Lighthouse’
I’ve always been in awe of the one-person musical act. Whether it was the work of Boston’s Tom Scholz and
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Review: Pia Isa ‘Dissolve’
Way back in March of 2022, I was tasked with reviewing the debut solo album for Pia Isaksen, who back
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Review: we broke the weather ‘Restart Game’
I’m not quite the gamer I used to be, but one thing I’ve noticed is that I have a hidden
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Review: Kayleth ‘New Babylon’
When Kayleth released their 2020 Back To Earth album, they had found a cold and inhospitable place where humanity was
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Review: Drive By Wire ‘Time Horizon’
If ever there was a band deserving of exposure, it’s The Netherlands Drive By Wire. Criminally overlooked, the four-piece have
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