Review: Young Acid ‘Murder At Maple Mountains’
Young Acid is a new ‘supergroup’ highlighted by members of the beyond-fertile Swedish stoner rock and heavy psych scene, including
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Review: Red Mesa ‘Partial Distortions’
I’m going to begin this review of Red Mesa’s fourth full-length, Partial Distortions, by providing some background about my hometown,
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Review: Esben Willems ‘Glowing Darkness’
As well as being one of my favorite bands of the last decade or so, the three men that make
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Review: Clouds Taste Satanic ’79 A.E.’
There are not been many bands over the last few years who have excited me as much as Clouds Taste
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Review: Kungens Män ‘För Samtida Djur 1’
That thirteen-second intro of an old analogue telephone being dialled brought back so many memories of a happier time before
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Review: Masheena ‘West Coast Hard Rock’
1979 was a year to remember. Evidently, it helped conceive this latest album released by hard-rocking Norse men. West Coast
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Review: I Am Low ‘Úma’
A new signing to the impressive Majestic Mountain Records label are Swedish stoner rockers I Am Low, who are ready
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Review: Saint Karloff ‘Paleolithic War Crimes’
It feels like a long since I reviewed Saint Karloff’s second album Interstellar Voodoo back in 2019. In those heady
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Review: The Machine ‘Wave Cannon’
The Machine put in some solid years helping establish a European heavy psych sound that continues to flourish both with
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Review: Draken ‘Book Of Black’
In the wonderful world of all things heavy we joyfully argue over such topics as ‘which subgenre Master of Reality
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Review: Devil’s Witches ‘In All Her Forms’
In an obvious, don’t-judge-a-book-buy-it’s-cover metaphor, I had pegged Glasgow’s one-man-but-with-guests ‘band’ Devil’s Witches as yet another fuzzed-out, occult-based, Electric Wizard-worshiping,
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