Review: Plaindrifter ‘Gestalt’
Plaindrifter are another one of those bands that I’ve heard good things about for quite some time and the hype
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Review: Gin Lady ‘Toads And Diamonds Volume One: Live In Spain’
After six studio albums, the northern Sweden five-piece psych country folk, Gin Lady, have finally done it. They have released
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Review: Tidal Wave ‘Volume Tree’
My first introduction to Sweden’s heavy stoner four-piece Tidal Wave was as a follower of California-based label Ripple Music, purveyors
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Review: Ten East & SoftSun ‘Turned To Stone Chapter 10’
Ripple Music’s split vinyl series Turned To Stone has become a benchmark for high-quality, heavy and thematic releases. Each chapter
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Review: Axe Dragger ‘Axe Dragger’
There’s a new band coming your way, one that I suppose you could call a super group, as the members
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Review: Hermano ‘Clisson, France’
As someone who names John Garcia amongst his top three vocalists, Hermano have always been a project of supreme cool.
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Review: Suplecs ‘Hymns Under A Blood Moon Sky’
When I first began really digging into stoner rock around the turn of the millennium, one of the first bands
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Review: Wolftooth ‘Wizard’s Light’
Having gotten into heavy music at the tail-end of the ‘eighties ’80s, my tastes have walked a tightrope between what
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Review: Wino ‘Create Or Die’
Chances are if you’re reading this review, or The Sleeping Shaman in general, the man known as Wino needs no
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Review: Stonebirds ‘Perpetual Wasteland’
Perpetual Wasteland is the fourth and final episode from Breton trio Stonebirds, and it’s a collection of six songs that
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Review: Supernaughty ‘Apocalypso’
Livorno, Italy’s Supernaughty return with their third full-length, and the four-piece’s first for Ripple Music, the much-anticipated Apocalypso. Supernaughty (undoubtedly
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