Introducing: Great North Star – Debut Album To Get Vinyl Release Via The Acid Test Recordings
Great North Star are quite possibly a new band to readers of The Shaman. This Manchester based duo offer sublime
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Post-Rock
In Search Of Tone: Jostein & Magnus Of Red Mountains
Have you ever fallen into a rabbit hole of music? The song you’re listening to takes you down a path
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Review: postcards from new zealand ‘city islands’
Enigmatic is not a phrase I use often when reviewing but it seems applicable to postcards from new zealand. There
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Review: Bossk ‘Migration’
Sometime in the next few days, something is going to happen, so monumental, yet so understated, that if you blink,
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Review: Bleeth ‘Harbinger’ EP
Florida nicknamed ‘The Sunshine State’ carries with it a rush of associations, beautiful people, Miami Vice, sandy beaches, Key Lime
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Review: BRUIT ≤ ‘The machine is burning and now everyone knows it could happen again’
Sometimes, something comes along, and it truly captures a time, or a place, or a feeling. It doesn’t need to
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Review: Godspeed You! Black Emperor ‘G_d’s Pee AT STATE’S END!’
Many of us were introduced to Canada’s Godspeed You! Black Emperor back in 1997 and their debut album release F♯
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Review: MONO ‘Beyond The Past – Live In London With The Platinum Anniversary Orchestra’
Apocalypse Now. MONO‘s haunting, emotionally stark but ultimately uplifting canon could be the sound-track to the COVID-19 lockdown. It encapsulates
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Review: Breaths ‘Lined In Silver’
Sometimes something comes along, so profound, that even after a long time spent examining it, you’re still not really any
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Review: Stellar Death ‘Fragments Of Light’
As we have entered twenty twenty-one, and things are at an all-time high with the instability of mankind, it seems
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Review: Ingrina ‘Siste Lys’
As we are concluding what has been a most bizarre year indeed, and a New Year is around the corner,
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