Sometimes a real juicy pleasure comes out of the blue and such is the case with A Good Problem To Have the debut EP from Pennsylvanian alternative rock band Farley. Arguably it should not have been an unexpected joy as… Read More ›
Month: December 2012
ElevenEleven: Life EP
The Life EP is a delicious emotive storm of post hardcore from a band which has already garnered strong acclaim and support since forming in 2009. From the North East of Scotland, ElevenEleven has taken a major step forward from… Read More ›
Euclidean: Self Titled EP
Swiss Post-Black Metal band Euclidean has ended the year by stepping forward with the release of their debut recording and making through it a loud suggestion that it is a band to watch very closely. Their self-titled EP is a… Read More ›
Depopulate: Till Man Exists No More
Rich in primal malevolence and driven by bestial spite, the debut EP from Polish death metallers Depopulate is a towering threat to the senses and an equally rewarding treat for the passions. Till Man Exists No More does not venture… Read More ›
Cosmic Punch: Clay Pit Road
Clay Pit Road the new album from Florida band Cosmic Punch, is like a variety box of cookies or chocolates, full of multiple flavours all igniting the taste buds. It is a release which courts sounds from various… Read More ›
Darwin And The Dinosaur: Romulus
A teasing and provocative dance for the ear, Romulus the new EP from UK indie conjurors Darwin and the Dinosaur is a tingly magnetic treat which leaves one smouldering in contentment. It is not necessarily the most immediate of pleasures,… Read More ›
I’ll Eat Your Face: Hot Brains Terror
Just the title Hot Brains Terror alone had anticipation firing on all cylinders as the latest album from Irish metallers I’ll Eat Your Face lay waiting to be investigated. It ignited hopes of a sonic creature feature type release, an… Read More ›
Flayed Disciple: Death Hammer
Death Hammer is the debut album from UK extreme metallers Flayed Disciple, a release which might not venture into new pastures with the impressive thrash fuelled death metal it and the band unleash upon the… Read More ›
Grand Ultra: No Sympathy
Though not really a genre of music to get a furnace of positive emotions raging within us here, heavy metal when crafted with an adventurous freshness and hunger is something which can at times raise the temperature as a welcome… Read More ›
GARS: Gruzy absolutu, rewizja symboli
The new album from Polish melodic post hardcore band GARS is a formidable landscape of open emotions and weighted textures which find home in a realm of depressive and shadowed cloaked atmospheres. Dealing with aspects of human tragedy, madness, and… Read More ›
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