ALBUM REVIEW: I – Jegong
As far as dystopian music goes, there’s a lot of bands and projects that can paint a picture of the
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Author: Laura McCarthy
ALBUM REVIEW: Self-Defense – I Am Waiting For You Last Summer
I AM WAITING FOR YOU LAST SUMMER is a project that really loves to make big, ambient cinematic albums filled
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ALBUM REVIEW: Unconquered – Kataklysm
Becoming one of the long runners of modern death metal, KATAKLYM are back in business once again with fourteenth studio
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ALBUM REVIEW: Home – KOJ
Dark electro inspred pop-rock trio KOJ release their debut record Home. The unique dynamic of husband and wife, and two
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Covet: Technicolor Dreamscape
If there’s a weirdly complicated genre of music, it’s math rock. And if there’s a unique band in that genre,
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ALBUM REVIEW: Couvre-sang – DDENT
French post-metal project DDENT release their new record Couvre-sang. Written and performed entirely by multi-instrumentalist Louis Lambert, this third album
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INTRODUCING: Constellatia
The world of metal pretty much permeates into global society in one form or another in all cultures these days.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Celexa Dreams – Kyros
KYROS have an impressive back catalogue in the progressive realm. This time, for Celexa Dreams they took influence from progressive
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Language of Limbs (re-release) – Constellatia
South African CONSTELLATIA bring their take on shoegaze, post metal and black metal ideas to bring their debut record The
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INTRODUCING: Palmist
Music in its purest form is when it’s made for genuine reasons. For PALMIST, it’s simply about making something fun,
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