ALBUM REVIEW: Myriad – Oh Hiroshima
Post-rock? Post-metal? Post-hardcore? It seems the general appetite for all things ‘post’, with the understandable exception of post-manpat, is at
Read morePost-rock? Post-metal? Post-hardcore? It seems the general appetite for all things ‘post’, with the understandable exception of post-manpat, is at
Read moreMATT PIKE has established himself as somewhat of a minor royal amongst the rock monarchy and, to this day, has
Read moreThere’s something so brutishly pleasing about SUNCZAR. The name itself denotes a sovereign of the stars and the matching imagery,
Read moreThe new year is often a time for looking forward, for innovation and attempting the unknown. Vancouver-based quartet MAULE have
Read moreThere’s a fine line between the realms of cinema and music. Both have the capacity to move and inspire, to
Read moreThe lucid imaginations and impressive vistas of stoner rock aren’t sounds that often see the warming glow of the limelight.
Read moreThe world of melodic death metal has been in a somewhat precarious state in recent times. While the pioneering names
Read moreThe uncompromised youthful energy and careless spirit of METALLICA’s Kill ‘Em All is something thrash metal has seemed to drift
Read moreTHE OMNIFIC are an inspired entry to the instrumental world, harnessing the might of two bassists and one drummer to
Read moreThe sheer amount of noise that just two guys can make is simply astounding; a concept understood no greater than
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