Video Premiere: Black Helium ‘Up On A Hill’ – New Album ‘The Animals Are Coming’ Drops Friday
Step into a kaleidoscopic fever dream with the premiere of Up On A Hill, the latest mind-warping transmission from London’s
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Riot Season
Review: Black Helium ‘The Animals Are Coming’
Even back in my craziest party days during the hedonistic late ‘80s and early to mid ‘90s, I was never
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Review: Louse ‘Creep Call’
In the single-note riff-bludgeon department comes Creep Call, the debut album from Newcastle upon Tyne’s Louse, who share both members,
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Review: Ivan The Tolerable Quintet ‘Water Music’
The experimental, free-jazz-oriented album Vertigo from Middlesbrough’s eclectic multi-instrumentalist Oli Heffernan, released under the moniker of Ivan The Tolerable Quintet,
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Video Premiere: Louse ‘You Don’t Eat The Bull’ – Debut Album ‘Creep Call’ Drops 4th October
Are you ready to dive headfirst into the sonic chaos that is Newcastle upon Tyne’s scum rock deviants Louse? You
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Review: Ivan The Tolerable Quintet ‘Vertigo’
The musical journey of Oli Heffernan, the experimental multi-instrumentalist from Middlesbrough, UK who performs under the moniker Ivan The Tolerable,
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Review: Hibushibire ‘Magical Metamorphosis Third Eye’
When I recently told the head Shaman about my nascent interest in classic Japanese psych rock as I had just
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Review: Kaliyuga Express ‘Warriors & Masters’
I don’t think I’ve ever met a musician like Newcastle upon Tyne’s ultimate psychic space experimental drone jazz maximum guitarist
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Review: Tomoyuki Trio ‘Mars’
Tomoyuki Trio’s Voiceless Cry begins with a surge of gradually blaring static. It practically bubbles out of the speakers and
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Review: Codex Serafini ‘The Imprecation Of Anima’
How to address Codex Serafini? On their own terms as trans-planetary musical ritualists from the ice moons of Saturn? Or
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Review: Black Helium ‘Um’
Back again on Riot Season, Black Helium assault our senses with another lurid slab of burned-out psych. Making a play
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