Review: Fly Pan Am – C’est Ca
Look hard, and fleeting moments of clarity can be found amid the plethora of experimentation.
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Review: aswekeepsearching – Rooh
An enthralling work of post rock, full of peaks and troughs of varying emotions.
Review: Cranial – Alternate Endings
A monolithic dose of atmospheric sludge.
Review: Clawing and Catafalque – Memento Mori
Boundaries and sonic textures are pushed further outwards on this mesmerising split release.
Review: We Lost The Sea — Triumph & Disaster
A rich tapestry of immersive instrumental post-metal.
Review: Opeth – In Cauda Venenum
The latest release from the Swedish veterans cements their newfound status as one of the greatest names in modern prog.
Review: The Body – Remixed
The duo’s work re-imagined through the eyes of others.
Review: Dao – Worthless
A biting debut packed with angular, biting hardcore.
Russian Circles on Embracing the Heavy and Breaking the Mould
Russian Circles on Blood Year, writing heavier material, and how they may shake things up going forward.
Review: E-L-R – Mænad
Patient song structures and atmospheric depths result in a refreshingly bold debut album.
Review: Daydream Flights – Whisper
A blackgaze debut from Russia, saturated in both pain and euphoria.
Review: The Bleeding – Morbid Prophecy
London thrash merchants drag us gloriously into the abyss.
Review: Monolord – No Comfort
The Swedish masters deliver their most introspective and powerful album to date.
Video Premiere: Christwvrks – Other People
Droning, draining noise and hallucinatory visuals from the Caledonian capital.
Review: Ghold – INPUT > CHAOS
Cold industrial soundscapes merge with stirring vocals to startling effect.
Dredged from Stasis: The Glorious Rebirth of Gonga
Bristol’s hard-rocking OGs are back.
