ALBUM REVIEW: The Death Of Death – Playgrounded
Pelagic Records hold the final word when boasting rosters stacked with those foregoing the frontiers of musical limitation, both stalwarts
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Album Reviews
ALBUM REVIEW: Torpedo – Feeder
When you’re nearly three decades and 11 albums deep into your career, you’d be forgiven for phoning it in. So
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ALBUM REVIEW: Lysbærer – Nanna Barslev
Frontwoman for HULDRE, ASYNJE, GNY and ÆTTTIR, NANNA BARSLEV is no newcomer to the world of Nordic atmospheric music. On
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ALBUM REVIEW: Delusions Of Grandeur – Thumper
With two drummers, three guitarists and a bass player, Dublin’s THUMPER have all the tools they need to make one
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ALBUM REVIEW: Close – Messa
Creating convincing fusions of different musical styles is not easy, but when it’s done right, the effect can be truly
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ALBUM REVIEW: Deepwoods Shack Of Sodomy – Slob
When inspecting the debut album from brutal death metal duo SLOB, the alarmingly titled Deepwoods Shack Of Sodomy, you may
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ALBUM REVIEW: Aftermath – Belmont
Chicago quartet BELMONT have truly re-invented themselves this time around. Moving further into the realms of prog-punk, Aftermath is a gruellingly
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ALBUM REVIEW: A Place That Feels Like Home – Slackrr
SLACKRR‘s blinding sophomore album A Place That Feels Like Home proves that pop-punk is more alive and kicking than ever
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ALBUM REVIEW: Just Woke Up – Jaret Ray Reddick
Time to dust off that Stetson hat and spin JARET RAY REDDICK‘s brand-new Country album Just Woke Up. Reddick is
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ALBUM REVIEW: Impera – Ghost
March 3rd 2020, Mexico City. To the beguiling notes of ABBA’s Arrival, Papa Emeritus IV was anointed. Cardinal Copia had
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