Welcome to what was easily our album of the year for 2022; well it would have been if false allegations had not derailed its unleashing upon the UK music scene. So now let us simply say come explore notverynicecream and… Read More ›
noise rock
Lassiters – The Charred Remains of Gusso The Clown
It’s a scourge and a violation, an asylum unleashed and it goes by the name of The Charred Remains of Gusso The Clown. It has also proved to be one quickly gripping and increasingly compelling protagonist The Charred Remains of… Read More ›
Grave Goods – Tuesday. Nothing Exists
Featuring current and former members of PINS, GIRLS NAMES, and SEPTEMBER GIRLS, minimal post punk trio GRAVE GOODS has been stirring up ears and plaudits with their singles and a live presence which has seen the band play with the… Read More ›
A Deer A Horse – Grind
Ever wanted to know what it feels like to be the prey? Then it is time to introduce yourself to Grind, the new album from US trio A DEER A HORSE. It is a record which seemed to know, concentrate… Read More ›
Upanishad – Reverse Reflection
Not much more than three years ago we were introduced to the adventurous sounds and imagination of Italian rock band UPANISHAD through their debut album Crossroads. It was a release which soon had us eagerly sharing its originality and audacity… Read More ›
Salo – From Melmac With Hate
When sparking our instinctive appetite for noise rock/punk, leaving our ears ringing and imagination exhausted is a requirement and with ease we can say that From Melmac With Hate, the new album from French noise mongers Salo did that and… Read More ›
Tunic – Quitter
Ensuring there is no hiding place from its hellacious breath and discontent, the new album from Canadian noise merchants Tunic is a merciless beast of sonic corrosion and just as greedy invention. Quitter savages the senses from its first breath,… Read More ›
INTHEWHALE – Vanishing Point
Ever since being introduced to the band through the uniting of their EPs Nate and Eric in one striking encounter back in 2014, INTHEWHALE has been a regular inflammation of lustful consumption here across a subsequent host of encounters. Now… Read More ›
Frauds – Long Spoons
Approaching the new album from UK duo Frauds it came as a surprise, shock even that our introduction to the band through their striking debut album, With Morning Toast & Jam & Juice, was way back in the last throes… Read More ›
Bicurious – (re)constructed
As with most instrumental encounters for us, it is the power to imply, incite and ignite the imagination which draws and excites maybe even more but certainly as much as the craft and invention behind it. Irish duo Bicurious have… Read More ›
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