Not content with already providing this year with one formidable temptation as one half of Körd Värld, an EP you can explore elsewhere on The RR, the irrepressible James Domestic has weaved one unmissable proposition in the shape of the… Read More ›
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Jack of None -Who Shot Bukowski
Having released one of the most fascinating albums of 2016, US trio experimental brother sister trio Jack of None offer up one of this year’s most compelling in its successor Who Shot Bukowski. Weaving a tapestry of art, alternative, post… Read More ›
Maths and The Moon – Familiar Strange
This month sees the release of the eagerly awaited second album from UK alternative rock trio Maths and The Moon. It has been not too many weeks short of three years since their debut full-length, Night Train Daydream caught and… Read More ›
dälek – Asphalt For Eden
Returning from their hiatus a few months back, dälek have confirmed their return with the release of their new album Asphalt For Eden, the successor to 2009 full-length Gutter Tactics. Released via Profound Lore, it also sees a new line-up… Read More ›
Rangda – The Heretics Bargain
The Heretic’s Bargain is the new album from instrumentalists Rangda, a trio who take ears and imagination on tantalising and feverishly unpredictable adventures of sound and intent, as evidenced by the five temptations making up their latest release. The album… Read More ›
Nekrogoblikon – Heavy Meta
For all those acquainted with and new to Nekrogoblikon and their self-tagged “goblin metal” sound, time to embrace one of the most enjoyable and impressive metal albums of the year so far. You might initially snigger at the band’s… Read More ›
Abrahma – Reflections In The Bowels Of A Bird
It is not a rare event to immerse in a release of expansive and spellbinding imagination, to be taken out of the real world into a creative adventure for an hour or so. It is less often though that you… Read More ›
Juggling Wolves – Mercury
Ahead of their debut album, UK rock band Juggling Wolves unveil first single Mercury to spice up a definite anticipation for its full-length source. A merger of alternative and progressive rock with experimental hues and striking ambient colours, the track… Read More ›
Halfling’s Leaf – Westover
After the irresistible bait put down by their excellent previous EPs, UK band Halfling’s Leaf has returned with not only a confirmation of their creative bedlam but a declaration of its new maturity and expansive schizophrenic ingenuity. The Stockport quartet… Read More ›
Pink Tatami – Chapter and Verse
It is with great thanks to the vocalist of Pink Tatami, Mike Marques that we can bask in one of the most invigorating and downright thrilling releases of the year so far. The frontman of the French band introduced himself… Read More ›
