Review: Love Your Witch ‘Witches Burn Alive’
Whenever I get handed a live album, I’m always a bit sceptical. While on paper they sound like a good
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Review: Tidal Shock ‘Riffs Of Ha’
Based on the Greek island of Crete before relocating to Luxembourg during the pandemic, Tidal Shock are a rip-roaring instrumental
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Review: Host Body ‘Strain’ EP
It’s a much altogether different experience listening to the EP on the laptop and then hearing it being played in
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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: Dawnwalker ‘The Unknowing’
The first thing that struck me about Dawnwalker when I started listening to the opening track Thema Mundi is just
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Review: Witnesses ‘Joy’
For as long as I can remember I have been following the work of Greg Schwan’s Witnesses project. It started
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Review: Michael Rudolph Cummings ‘Money’ EP
I know this is a review for Michael Rudolph Cummings new EP Money, but we’re going to talk about Aaron
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Review: Eldrim ‘Daudarstev’
When you think of Viking folk music, you are inevitably drawn immediately to Wardruna and their litany of special albums
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Review: Kurokuma ‘Of Amber And Sand’
A decade after Sheffield’s Kurokuma first appeared in the ever productive UK underground, their second full-length record Of Amber And
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Review: New Ghost ‘A Dagger In Every Tide’
One of the most interesting bands I came across during my most recent visit to the Portals Festival back in
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Review: Orme ‘No Serpents, No Saviours’ EP
The self-titled, double album debut from UK sludge/drone/doom trio Orme was pretty well received last year, but when it is
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