Review: Ruff Majik – Tårn
A bewitching album built on the foundations of good songwriting, otherworldly vocals, loose grooves and a fuzz dial turned up to eleven, Tårn is well worth any doom fans’ time.
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Review: 夢遊病者 (Sleepwalker) – Ѫ (Yus)
Yus proves that Sleepwalker are one of the most ambitious, visionary, genre-defying acts within metal.
Review: Helms Alee – Noctiluca
Softer and stranger: we review the new LP from psych-sludgers Helms Alee.
Review: Sataray – Nocturnum
After this one we give you ten minutes until you’re looking blankly at the wall eating your own faecal matter.
Review: Sunn O))) – Life Metal
How does the latest slab of drone-metal from Sunn O))) fare amongst their back catalogue?
Review: Mountain Warlock – Malefic Wizardry
Malefic Wizardry is not about the stuff of high adventure, but rather the lull between quests.
AN012: Mister Lizard – II
Self-described as “warped hardcore/powerviolence”, AN012 is Mister Lizard’s latest release, II.
Review: Tim Hecker – Anoyo
Tim Hecker will need no introduction. His music is constantly at the forefront of the genre, using electronic production and meticulous editing to shift, warp, pitch-bend and glitch his drawn […]
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 Inter Arma in place as one of the most vital acts in heavy music.
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: 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.
Review: Latitudes – Part Island
Latitudes’ fourth full-length effort is a truly intriguing album that divulges more and more of itself on each listen.
Review: Pharlee – Pharlee
Blues-drenched riffs and psychedelic organs adorn the debut album from psych rockers Pharlee.
