Review: Bad Amputee ‘Convenience Kills’
It’s rare I’d really feel compelled enough to comment on a band’s name in a review, but Bad Amputee will
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Folk
Review: Hexvessel ‘Kindred’
I’m not the world’s biggest folk music fan, I always found it a genre that was a little weightless and
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Review: Lord Buffalo ‘Tohu Wa Bohu’
Picture yourself up in Texas Hill Country. Where it’s all limestone, cacti, and wildflowers. The sky is a vast canopy,
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Review: Barnabus ‘Beginning To Unwind’
Barnabus’ Beginning To Unwind is finally seeing a release nearly 50 years after it was first recorded, and we have
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Review: Chelsea Wolfe ‘Birth Of Violence’
It has been a strange and fascinating journey to follow the career of Chelsea Joy Wolfe. Born in Northern California
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Harvestman ‘Music For Megaliths’ 2017
With Harvestman, Neurosis’ Steve Von Till has been exploring a much less bombastic form of music; arboreal, earthy and yet
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Ivar Bjørnson & Einar Selvik ‘Skuggsjá’ CD/LP/DD 2016
Forget the church burnings, the murders, that kvlt feeling when you hold your original pressing of Bathory’s ‘The Yellow Goat’
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Conny Ochs ‘Future Fables’ CD/LP 2016
There’s a tendency for many to underestimate those artists who choose to ‘strip back’ as lacking complexity. Conny Ochs’ latest
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Chelsea Wolfe ‘Abyss’ CD/LP/DD 2015
For months now Chelsea Wolfe has been teasing fans one track at a time about what to expect on her
Read More >>King Dude ‘Songs Of Flesh And Blood – In The Key Of Light’ CD/LP/DD 2015
On the heavy music firmament, the music of King Dude is a peculiar appearance, but always welcomed. Being accepted with
Read More >>Steve Von Till ‘A Life Unto Itself’ CD/LP/DD 2015
Neurosis lynchpin Steve Von Till’s name always becomes scrambled in my brain with that of gritty gunslinger Lee Van Cleef.
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