ALBUM REVIEW: World Domination – Blood Command
Norwegian troupe BLOOD COMMAND have always gone against the grain. For over a decade, the Bergen-based self-proclaimed ‘death-pop’ outfit have conjured an
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Album Reviews
ALBUM REVIEW: Screamin’ At The Sky – Black Stone Cherry
Kentucky, USA, the state famous for bourbon and whiskey distilling, tobacco, horse racing, and college basketball, and most importantly of
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ALBUM REVIEW: Impii Hora – Asinhell
What happens when two Danes and a German walk into a studio loaded with HM-2 pedals, a knack for writing
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ALBUM REVIEW: Absence – BVDLVD
BVDLVD brings a combination of trap metal with a UK twist that attempts to show you just how difficult it
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ALBUM REVIEW: Unter Bronzenen Kronen – Waldgeflüster
It is no accident at all that this record arrives when it does. Formed by the multi-instrumentalist Winterherz way back
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ALBUM REVIEW: Natalie Price – Natalie Price
“Amerikinda” is how NATALIE PRICE describes her music, a blend of folk, indie, pop and tinges of country. But even
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ALBUM REVIEW: Objects Without Pain – Great Falls
GREAT FALLS are a three-piece noise rock outfit from Seattle creating some of the most raucous atmospheres in the genre.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Crux Simplex – Profanatica
At this point in their career, PROFANATICA are an institution within extreme metal. Since the band reformed in 2001, they
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ALBUM REVIEW: EndEx – 3TEETH
While 3TEETH have been around for 10 years now, it’s good to see they are still tinkering with their sound,
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ALBUM REVIEW: Brefjære – Spurv
It’s easy sometimes to underestimate the power that music can have as a tool of description. For centuries it has
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