Review: Ex-Easter Island Head ‘Norther’
With eight releases under their belt, the UK’s minimalist experimentalist Ex-Easter Island Head are back with their latest full-length Norther.
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Rocket Recordings
Review: Alison Cotton ‘Engelchen’
It’s like a thunderstorm slowly rolling in, the way Alison Cotton’s Engelchen begins. A rush of wind, then the droning
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Review: The Janitors ‘An Error Has Occurred’
Despite some coverage right here in The Sleeping Shaman’s hallowed pages, I had somehow missed The Janitors, a prolific, psychedelic, garage
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Review: Obey Cobra ‘Mwg Drwg’
If I were to say name more than three Welsh bands, how easy a task would this be? Especially if
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Review: The Utopia Strong ‘The BBC Sessions’
Steve ‘Interesting’ Davis (as he was lampooned in ‘80s satire Spitting Image) may not have had the hell-raiser reputation of
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Review: Thee Alcoholics ‘Feedback’
Thee Alcoholics, (not to be confused with Tha Alkaholiks the party obsessed LA Hardcore hip-hop trio), are a London outfit
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Review: Goat ‘Medicine’
We pay into a convenient, encrypted reality that others spend a lifetime cracking. Goat crack into the physics of metal
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Review: Bonnacons Of Doom ‘Signs’
Unlike Pigs x 7 who they supported recently on tour, Bonnacons Of Doom are a mysterious entity, sporting masks akin
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Review: Teeth Of The Sea ‘Hive’
One could never fault London-based ethereal trio Teeth Of The Sea for not having enough influences on this, their sixth
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Review: The Holy Family ‘Go Zero’
It feels not long ago, though it is more than two years, that The Holy Family appeared with their self-revelatory
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Review: The Shits ‘You’re A Mess’
When I saw The Shits, Leeds UK, grime merchants, new album You’re A Mess described in the promo pool with
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