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: JeGong ‘Gomi Kuzu Can’
One of the many pleasures of reviewing albums is that you get exposed to all sorts of different bands you
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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: Helicon X Al Lover ‘Arise’
Formed in 2009 by brothers John-Paul Hughes and Gary Hughes, both on guitar/vocals, Helicon is a fascinating psych rock collective
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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: Scattered Purgatory ‘Post Purgatory’
One of the things that I love the most about music is that it is always evolving, adapting, and reforming,
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Review: Enduser ‘Unquiet’
It’s been a good ten years since Enduser, aka Lynn Standafer (originally from Cincinnati, Ohio, now based in Stockholm, Sweden),
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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: 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: Pyramids ‘Pythagoras’
Pythagoras was a Greek mathematician and philosopher that many modern scholars are still stumped on several millennia later, unsure of
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Review: Divus ‘Divus 3’
Immersing oneself into the icy abyss of Rome’s urban cinematic experimental visceral jazz duo Divus‘ musical darkness is like revelling
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