“It all started in February 2014 when guitarist Munoz was in the Andes. His car broke down along the Los Libertadores and help was far away. Out of nothing came Nauhel, an Indian from the Mapuche tribe in Chile. Nauhel… Read More ›
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Sibiir – Swallow & Trap Them
Sibiir is a quintet of experienced musicians from Sigh & Explode, Jack Dalton, Do You Love Melena? and Call:Vega who decided to unite in 2014 to get together and craft some heavy and intense tunes that would reflect their mutual… Read More ›
Shitshifter – Intruders
Shitshifter’s sound is a blizzard of raw emotion, vicious intensity, and a rage as primal as the dirt at the centre of the earth. It also breeds a bewilderingly contagious energy and incitement aligned to persistently fascinating and unpredictable imagination…. Read More ›
Twinesuns – A Blackened Planet
Two tracks of atmospheric intensity, A Blackened Planet, the new EP from German instrumental band Twinesuns, bridges their acclaimed debut album The Leaving with its forthcoming successor, an epic full-length exploration destined to be over 100 minutes of incitement. The… Read More ›
Twinesuns – The Leaving
Mesmeric and disturbing, like the sinister soundtrack to an invasive inescapable dream, The Leaving is an encounter to equally fear and embrace. Consisting of five extensive examinations of the psyche, the debut album from Twinesuns explores the darkest haunting textures… Read More ›
NVRVD – Coma EP
How are your lists of candidates for release of the year going? There have been already, though barely touching half way into 2013, plenty of impressive declarations and adding further spice to the pot we have the exceptional new EP… Read More ›
Coilguns: Commuters
We have always thought and declared Coilguns as one of the most important bands in rock music today, a group of musicians who are evolving a template for future extreme noise bands to aspire to. Through their varied… Read More ›
Coilguns/NVRVD: Split EP
Everything about the new split release between Swiss sonic manipulators Coilguns and German hardcore destructors NVRVD (Never Void) is stunningly impressive. From the 10″ black & white marbled vinyl presentation through to the synapse staggering heart thrilling sounds, the release… Read More ›
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