Review: Kilter ‘Ten Billion Years’
Kilter are an incredible trio of musicians based out of New York City and Paris. They play an amazing style
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Jazz
Review: Backengrillen ‘Backengrillen’
Sweden’s most famous hardcore punk band, Refused, consistently demonstrated an unquenchable thirst for destruction and distraction, a spirit that seemed
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Review: Zu ‘Ferrum Sidereum’
Imagine a soundscape, a vast and echoing chamber filled with rumbling bass, screeching saxophone, and the unpredictable crash of drums.
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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: Mac Gollehon & The Hispanic Mechanics ‘Pistoleros’
At the risk of sounding overly gushing, I’m a superfan when it comes to Mac Gollehon‘s output. From his 2021
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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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Review: Staraya Derevnya ‘Garden Window Escape’
From their early beginnings with the album Expedition, which showcased Gosha Shtasel‘s talent for crafting simple yet deeply moving folk
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Review: Neptunian Maximalism ‘Le Sacre Du Soleil Invaincu’
Two things immediately struck me when I came across the Belgian collective Neptunian Maximalism’s 2021 record Solar Drone Ceremony. The
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Review: Sons Of Ra ‘Standard Deviation’
Right from the off, I’m going to say one simple thing. This album is beyond cool, so cool that even
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Review: Yaryu ‘For Damage’
The Land of the Rising Sun has no shortage of great jazz-related acts. Some of the best jazz I’ve heard
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Review: Sly And The Family Drone ‘Moon Is Doom Backwards’
London five-piece Sly And The Family Drone who comprise of James Allsopp (reeds/bass clarinet), Kaz Buckland (drums/electronics/reeds), Matt Cargill (electronics/voice/percussion),
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