Review: Poly-Math ‘Something Deeply Hidden’
Poly-Math formed in 2013 and are from Brighton, East Sussex. They’ve had several line-ups during their lifespan, but the mainstay
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Review: Lesotho ‘A Flashing On Plain Glass’
Over the past few years, I’ve started to enjoy more post-metal bands, having dived into the genre to expand my
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Review: Jagged City ‘There Are More of Us, Always’
Taking inspiration for their name from Hanif Adburraquib’s memoir There’s Always This Year, Jagged City began as a collaborative, cross-continental
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Review: Lord Elephant ‘Ultra Soul’
Florence, Italy’s chasm-opening, instrumental, cosmic doom trio, Lord Elephant, return with their second full-length, released once again through Heavy Psych
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Review: Homegrown ‘Homegrown’
Homegrown… in our circle, it generally means two things. One is a local act, the other is local devil’s lettuce.
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Review: Mellowdeath ‘Mellowdeath’
Mellowdeath are a Berlin-based band who are incredibly innovative. For the past several years, they have been forging new and
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Review: Modder ‘Destroying Ourselves For A Place In The Sun’
I was kind of lulled into a false sense of security when I had my first listen to the third
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Review: Gösta Berlings Saga ‘Forever Now’
The relentless pace of Pelagic’s releases come thick and fast these days, and Robin Staps’ label remains committed to shining
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Review: Da Captain Trips ‘In Between’
With a robust discography that includes five full-length albums, an EP, a live album, and collaborations like the split with
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Review: Pelican ‘Flickering Resonance’
In all my time of listening to heavy and obscure music, there have always been certain bands who I known
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Review: Hiroe ‘Wield’
Relative newcomers to the instrumental post-rock scene, Philadelphia based quintet Hiroe (pronounced Hero-way) have taken form from the ashes of
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