Most of us are captivated by the sea; whether sitting on the bracing edge of a cliff top, looking through a shore fixed window, or walking its skin lapping edge drawn and fascinated by the emotive call and lures it… Read More ›
Russian Circles
Three Days From Retirement – If We Keep Walking Eventually We’ll Fall
Released last November, If We Keep Walking Eventually We’ll Fall, the latest EP from Scottish post rock band Three Days From Retirement (3DFR) is seemingly and deservedly getting a fresh push to spark new attention. The four-track EP is the… Read More ›
Jarboe and Helen Money – Self Titled
It is almost frightening how spellbinding the collaboration between Jarboe and Helen Money is on their self-titled album, how immersed into its dark inviting depths and ravenously siren-esque shadows ears, imagination, and simply reality becomes. The release is quite extraordinary,… Read More ›
Corbeaux – Hit The Head
Hit The Head, the new album from French instrumental post metallers Corbeaux, is cinema for the ears and imagination. Six tracks which transport the listener into expansive yet intimate post rock flights of sound and emotional reflection, the album fascinates… Read More ›
Deaf Eyes – Self Titled
Started as a side project in 2013 of the experimental psych progressive metallers Incoming Cerebral Overdrive, Dead Eyes proves itself to be a distinct and formidable entity in its own right with its self-titled debut album. Colliding eight tracks of… Read More ›
Stuntman – Incorporate The Excess
An infernal noise machine with a brutality to match, French senses annihilators Stuntman unleash all of their intensive malevolence and sonic fury, and then some, with new album Incorporate The Excess. A pestilence of hardcore and noise ferocity, the… Read More ›
Carving Greater Visions: and interview with Carl Whitbread from Lo!
Australian noise violators Lo! made an impressive entrance upon the world two years ago with the release of their startling and riveting debut album Look And Behold, now the return with its successor Monstrorum Historia, a sonic beast of a… Read More ›
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