Review: Mythic Sunship ‘Light/Flux’
As if overstating the idea of striking while the iron’s hot, prolific, Danish, psychedelic, free-jazz-explorers Mythic Sunship return from a
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Review: Sarattma ‘Escape Velocity’
You might want to sit down for this one, or just stop the pretence and lie down. Post-metal duo Sarattma’s
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Review: Imperial Triumphant ‘Spirit Of Ecstasy’
Imperial Triumphant have been blurring the lines of contemporary black metal graced with the decadent and depraved glory of the
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Review: Oren Ambarchi / Johan Berthling / Andreas Werliin ‘Ghosted’
Repetition in music can be a divisive thing. On one hand the riff, by definition, is a relentlessly repeated hook
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Review: Guided Meditation Doomjazz ‘Limitless Possibility’
It’s not every day you come across a group whose own name is their genre. And you might not expect
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Review: Eaters Of The Soil ‘II’ EP
Eaters Of The Soil from Utrecht, Netherlands, play music as dirty and earthy as you might expect from their image-inspiring
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Video Premiere: Mac Gollehon ‘Dead Protégé’ – Taken From ‘The End Is The Beginning’
It’s time to stop what you’re doing and immerse yourself with the legendary New York based trumpeter Mac Gollehon as
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Review: Mac Gollehon ‘The End Is The Beginning’
For those who may not be aware, Mac Gollehon has worked with some of music’s biggest names including Blondie, Madonna,
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Review: The Lovecraft Sextet ‘In Memoriam’
Deep from within a low-spirited dark ambience Jason Köhnen‘s new project, The Lovecraft Sextet, turns to all that is funereal
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Review: Gold Spire ‘Gold Spire’
Sweden will be forever celebrated in metal circles for the Stockholm scene and the Gothenburg sound. Also a country known
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Review: Bong-Ra ‘Antediluvian’
Doom is a genre that has, since its inception, been getting progressively heavier, more intense, and we’ve now been given
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