Review: Sightless Pit ‘Lockstep Bloodwar’
If the name Sightless Pit does not ring a bell, their founding members Dylan Walker and Lee Buford certainly will,
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Thrill Jockey Records
Review: Keiji Haino & SUMAC ‘Into this juvenile apocalypse our golden blood to pour let us never’
Like all good ideas, it’s surprising that the combination of free music monolith Kenji Haino and experimental heavyweights SUMAC hadn’t
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In Search Of Tone: Brian Cook Of Russian Circles & SUMAC
I first heard of Russian Circles a few years back and although I wasn’t a fan of instrumental music, they
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Review: Bummer ‘Dead Horse’
Even if you don’t take the time to check out a note of the music on Bummer‘s gloriously ugly new
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Review: The Body And BIG|BRAVE ‘Leaving None But Small Birds’
BIG|BRAVE is a band I’m relatively new to the table on. This last year they arrived on my radar, mostly
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Review: Rose City Band ‘Earth Trip’
Mates, Ima give it ya straight. My first love of doom and stoner rock wares fails to hold me in
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In Search Of Tone: Aaron Turner Of SUMAC, Old Man Gloom, Mamiffer & ISIS
Aaron Turner is responsible for a FEW of my favorite bands. SUMAC, Old Man Gloom, ISIS and Mamiffer are amazing
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Review: Manslaughter 777 ‘World Vision Perfect Harmony’
Hearing that two drummers from two heavy bands have teamed up to make a record – in this case the
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Review: The Body ‘I’ve Seen All I Need To See’
Providence, Rhode Island is to 2nd generation noise-rock what Seattle is to grunge and features the likes of Hella, Lightning
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Review: Helen Money ‘Atomic’
The use of classical instrumentation within metal is no longer what it used to be. Once, it was either the
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Review: Eye Flys ‘Tub Of Lard’
Feedback, when a guitar and amplifier are feeding each other so as to create noise spontaneously is a weird beast.
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