Review: Milkweed ‘Folklore 1979’
It doesn’t happen very often, but just occasionally, I find myself listening to a piece of music and thinking ‘WHAT
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Trip-Hop
Review: Arms And Sleepers ‘What Tomorrow Brings’
The sheer volume of available music in the modern age is simply staggering. We have certainly experienced the uptick in
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Review: She The Throne ‘Nuntis’
The members of this mysterious Manchester duo have been involved in various metal/electronic/noise/hip-hop projects since the late 1990s, and as
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Review: Virta ‘Horros’
Some bands are a revelation. You can’t quite put your finger on just what it is exactly, but they manage
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Review: Interesting Times Gang ‘Are We OK’ EP
The appropriately named Interesting Times Gang is a solo project for Ian Miller which to quote Shaman Lee in the
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Review: GGGOLDDD ‘This Shame Should Not Be Mine’
Music, one of the most expressive things we, as humans, can create. It can convey mood, feeling, raw emotion, and
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Premiere: Interesting Times Gang ‘Are We OK’
Ian Miller is a name known for his post-metal exploits in Kowloon Walled City, but with his solo project, Interesting
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Review: Devour Every Star ‘Antiquity’
Life is so often a rushed mess. Upon waking we have to prepare ourselves both mentally and physically for the
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Review: Kool Keith + Scorn + Submerged ‘Distortion’ EP
Fuckin’ ell, does Kool Keith ever sleep? Here he is again on this extremely heavyweight collab with Submerged and the
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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: Harmaa Getto ‘Ovenvartija’
Sometimes a record can come along and just leaves you wondering what you have listened to. I like to think
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