Recently unveiled, The Incident at Black Lake is the new EP from Canadian metallers ALL ELSE FAILS. Turbulence and torment shape its heart, raw reflection and dissonance its presence, it all embroiled in the enterprise and imagination the quartet has… Read More ›
Bottle Next is a hard folk band from the French music scene. It is a tag which is maybe unique to the band not having come across it before but only partially touches on their sound. Weaving seriously engaging songs… Read More ›
This past week saw the re-release of the Elixir EP from UK heavy blues trio Ritual King, an encounter well worth checking out if it did not hit the radar first time around. Offering five highly infectious and richly flavoursome… Read More ›
Many before us have cast potent words of acclaim and ardour upon the highly anticipated debut album from Canadian duo The Visit; enamoured comments and descriptions as complicated and simplistic as the arising emotions warranted. To those justified statements of… Read More ›
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 ›
Continuing her solo progressive gothic seduction on ears, Jet Noir releases new single A Cold Day In Hell, a transfixing lure on the imagination and enticing incitement for the body. The successor to previous releases, The Scarlet Woman and Like… Read More ›
It is impossible for anyone to discover every band unleashing their imagination and musical prowess on the world alone so it is always with great gratitude when something simply falls into the lap whether as a by-product of doing something… Read More ›
Sometimes a release just stops you in your tracks, presses an irresistibly inviting hand into yours, and pulls the psyche into an undiscovered experience which ignites every pore, thought, and emotion. Such is the case with the unpredictable, thoroughly compelling,… Read More ›
Mere days after having van, cargo trailer, and all their equipment stolen in San Francisco midst their extensive North America tour, Texas band Boyfrndz can at least give themselves and us a big boost with the release of new album… Read More ›
Seemingly bred in the darkest depths of the psyche and shadows, Chalk White Nights from Stranger by Starlight is an album which explores and takes the senses and imagination to places they do not necessarily want to go and maybe… Read More ›
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