Review: Green Desert Water ‘Eerie Meadows’
Where some albums explode into life from the very first moment, Eerie Meadows has that gentle, warming ambience to the
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Review: Free Ride ‘Acido Y Puto’
I had so many thoughts going through my head as I absorbed Acid Y Puto, the second album from Madrid,
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Review: Shun ‘Dismantle’
As the gently strummed guitar begins on opening track Blind Eye it takes you away from the everyday troubles of
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Review: Iota ‘Pentasomnia’
News of a new Iota record provoked considerable excitement here – their 2008 one-and-apparently-done album Tales being both a nostalgia
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Review: Sundrifter ‘An Earlier Time’
Boston has a pretty decent history when it comes to quality (and diverse) rock and roll Aerosmith fr’instance, and on
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Review: Robots Of The Ancient World ‘3737’
It has been a mere two years since Robots Of The Ancient World released their sophomore album, Mystic Goddess, for
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Review: Haurun ‘Wilting Within’
Having started in 2018 as a two-man love of heavy psychedelic and stoner vibes, the band Haurun has ever since
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In Search Of Tone: Zach Amster Of Abrams
Abrams have been on my radar since discovering the massive lineup Small Stone Records has to offer. The band fits
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Review: Abrams ‘In The Dark’
Admittedly, when I hear a band described as ‘heavy, yet melodic’ the description I’ve most often heard to describe Denver,
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Premiere: Abrams ‘In The Dark’ – New Album Releases This Friday via Small Stone
As Denver’s part heavy and part mellow grunge-y alt-rock quartet Abrams ready themselves to release In The Dark, their latest
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Review: Shun ‘Shun’
As I type, one of the great and elusive joys of life is happening…the sun is shining in the UK!
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