Review: Coltaine ‘Brandung’
There are many bands that gain inspiration from their surroundings, some of which spawn a whole scene, I’m thinking of
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Lay Bare Recordings
Review: kariti ‘Still Life’
Way back in late 2023, just as Christmas was rearing its yearly apocalypse on all sense and morality, I was
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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: Seedy Jeezus ‘Damned To The Depths’
Melbourne, Australia’s powerful trio Seedy Jeezus, now considered a quartet after the addition of their producer and Mos Generator guitarist
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Review: Dorre ‘Fortress’
Belgium is a fascinating country to me. They have a royal family that nobody cares about, a flat land that
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Review: Mojo & The Kitchen Brothers ‘Into The Center Of The Cat’s Eye Nebula’
Well, hey there avid readers, it’s so great to see you, welcome to 2025, the year that hopefully breaks the
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Review: Kintsugi Empire ‘Shun’
There’s a term used in the cinema world for someone who will not only create a film, but go far
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Review: kariti ‘Dheghom’
Over the last year, I have had the honour of reviewing several albums which are on the independent Lay Bare
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Review: Bismut ‘Ausdauer’
Bismut from The Netherlands might just introduce themselves by whipping their heads forward, but they can deliver metallic rock slabs
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Review: Modder ‘The Great Liberation Through Hearing’
One thing that always strikes me whenever I try and think of bands from Belgium is that I have only
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Premiere: Modder ‘Doom Denker’ – From New Album ‘The Great Liberation Through Hearing’
Belgium’s sludge, doom and heavy psych deviants Modder have been making a bit of a name for themselves in and
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