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Photo Gallery: Author & Punisher, Lingua Ignota and Riotmiloo
Images from a cold night of industrialised insanity.
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Review: Tim Hecker – Anoyo
For those immersed into the world of drone and ambient music, Canadian producer Tim Hecker will need no introduction. His music is constantly at the forefront of the genre, using […]
Roadburn 2019 Spotlight: Uncovering the Extraordinary Experimental Cello of Jo Quail
Experimental cellist Jo Quail on collaborating with metal artists and playing Roadburn.
Sleeve Notes 002: APF Records
APF’s Andrew Field talks about the realities of running a label in 2019.
Leave the Gun, Take the Cannoli: The Godfathers of Hardcore Reviewed
An in-depth look at the showtime documentary telling the story of Agnostic Front.
Review: High On Fire – Bat Salad (RSD 2019)
High On Fire pay homage to Sabbath, Celtic Frost and Bad Brains on an exclusive RSD vinyl.
Review: Inter Arma – Sulphur English
Another stone on the cairn, cementing ccc.
Premiere: The Insomniac Catharsis Of Sean Addicott’s Tapesleep
An exploration of Insomnia in four movements.
Review: Idle Hands – Mana
As the follow-up to a revered EP, Mana has a lot riding on it…
Review: Ancient Altar – Cosmic Purge/Foie Gras
Two vast tracks of experimental doom from LA’s Ancient Altar.
Review: Snowdrops – Manta Ray
Comprising of experimental musicians Mathieu Gabry and Christine Ott, Snowdrops‘ debut release Manta Ray is a soundtrack for the film of the same name. Having a soundtrack be your debut release […]
Review: Blind Monarch – What Is Imposed Must Be Endured
Death-doom proprietors Blind Monarch impress on their debut album.
Review: Bismuth – The Eternal Marshes
Take a step back into Bismuth’s earlier years with this fantastic reissue.
Review: Mana – Seven Steps Behind
Hyperdub’s Mana follows up his debut EP with a much weirder full-length.
Festival Review: Dreadfest 2019
Our BIG review of this year’s Dreadfest is now here.
Memes, PCP, and The Gospel of Croydon: The Insane World of T.W.A.T.
Don’t take this one too seriously…
Review: Latitudes – Part Island
Latitudes’ fourth full-length effort is a truly intriguing album that divulges more and more of itself on each listen.
