ALBUM REVIEW: One Hand On The Steering Wheel The Other Sewing A Garden – Ada Lea
ADA LEA returns with her second full length in the wake of the success of What We Say In Private,
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Album Reviews
ALBUM REVIEW: The Work – Rivers Of Nihil
Pennsylvanians RIVERS OF NIHIL have never fit neatly into any particular genre box; possibly they could be loosely described as
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ALBUM REVIEW: This Place Will Become Your Tomb – Sleep Token
There is one problem for SLEEP TOKEN as they prepare to release their second album. Sundowning. Their debut was so
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ALBUM REVIEW: Holistic Dreams – Kehlvin
Switzerland’s KEHLVIN are a band who should appeal to a few different tribes within the world of heavy music. On
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ALBUM REVIEW: Das Album – We Butter The Bread With Butter
The sheer amount of noise that just two guys can make is simply astounding; a concept understood no greater than
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ALBUM REVIEW: Horizons/East – Thrice
Introspective transcendent post-rock. Granted this phrasing is often grossly overused, however, this may be the only appropriate instance. THRICE‘s 11th
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ALBUM REVIEW: Source Crossfire – Sofa
To say that SOFA are a hard listen would be something of an understatement – although not on quite the
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ALBUM REVIEW: Swan Song – The Plot In You
Failure. Endings. Demise. Hopelessness. Emptiness. Sadness. Despair. All emotions that we have all felt, and likely will feel. Swan Song
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ALBUM REVIEW: Somnambulistic – Plum Green
Melbourne-based PLUM GREEN has a talent for creating folk music that speaks to a very spiritual place without directly relying
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ALBUM REVIEW: Torn Arteries – Carcass
Throughout their career, CARCASS have been at the forefront of so many styles of metal music and have evolved seamlessly
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