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Hubris / Metempsychosis – emotive post-rock inspired by Greek mythology
Warm, expansive and emotive music from the Swiss quartet.
Review: Omahara – Upsilamba
Hectic and enthralling drone that eschews genre boundaries.
Uboa’s Xandra Metcalfe on Melancholia, Eclecticism and The Origin Of My Depression
The mind behind Uboa discusses the project’s latest album.
Review: Bridge Burner – Null Apostle
Experimentation and careful songwriting has lead to an impressive debut LP that answers to no one but itself.
The Genre-Defying Catharsis of Bridge Burner
NZ crusty doom grinders Bridge Burner explain their “vibe over everything” approach to heavy music.
Review: Bolt Gun – Man Is Wolf To Man
Man Is Wolf To Man is a poignant masterpiece to those with the patience (and spare time) to delve into its expansive sound.
Avant-Garde Cinema And Smouldering Noise: Bolt Gun’s Mastery Of The Arthouse
Ahead of their new LP, we caught up with vocalist Andrew Trevenen to discuss narrative in metal, cinema, and the delicate politics of listening to Burzum.
Review: Omahara – Omahara
It can be hard to pin down what it is exactly that listeners appreciate about bands like Omahara, and harder still to do so without sounding pretentious.