Review: Earl Of Hell ‘Earl Of Hell’
It’s somewhat strange that when I first reviewed Scottish fuzz rockers Earl Of Hell back in April 2022, I ended
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Review: Lo-Pan ‘Get Well Soon’
I have to say, I really dig bands who just don’t fit into any particular genre. Sounds and styles that
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Review: Rainbows Are Free ‘Silver And Gold’
The Unlimited Colours Of The Rainbow… There are countless stoner-doom and heavy-psych bands these days, both classic and emerging, but
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Review: Granicus ‘Granicus’ [Reissue]
YouTube might not be the site it was twenty years ago, but if there is one silver lining aspect, it
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Review: Greenleaf ‘Revolution Rock Deluxe’
Regular readers of this site should really need no introduction to Greenleaf. The once fledgling side band from Tommi Holappa
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Review: Rainbows Are Free ‘Heavy Petal Music’
Rainbows Are Free, the stoner-psychedelic band from Norman, Oklahoma, released their first official live album, Heavy Petal Music. Recorded at
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Review: Ritual King ‘The Futureworks Sessions’
It’s strange that in some quarters, people are ‘celebrating’ or ‘remembering’ the 5th anniversary of the Pandemic. Of course, it
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Review: Rise To Thunder ‘Black Reflections’
I remember the days well of watching Rise To Thunder on various stages across their home city of Stoke-on-Trent, or
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Premiere: Earl Of Hell ‘Macabra Cadabra’ – Debut Self-Titled Album Releases 25th April
Rising from Edinburgh’s shadowy underbelly, Earl Of Hell hit the airwaves with an exclusive premiere here on The Shaman with
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Review: Nightstalker ‘Return From The Point Of No Return’
Nightstalker are a band who don’t seem to get the praise or recognition that they thoroughly deserve. For a band
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Review: Howling Giant ‘Howling Giant’ EP [10th Anniversary Reissue]
My first entry point to Nashville heavy psych three-piece Howling Giant was (somewhat predictably for those who have read my
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