Originally released in 2021, Blue Ocean Event, the debut album from Irish band THE CASSINI PROJEKT, gets a remastered reboot this July. It is a multi-flavoured, ear grabbing proposition which, if missed last year or not, definitely warrants exploration. THE… Read More ›
It is hard to know what happens to UK outfit Cauls between releases but there seems to be a regular threat of demise around them. That might be over dramatic or not but between the 2012 release of the 2… Read More ›
Earlier this year, NYC-based singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer Jonny Polonsky released a single in the magnetic shape of The Weeping Souls. Whilst capturing the imagination it hinted that his forthcoming new album would be a myriad of temptation and now… Read More ›
Three years ago, British post rock trio Parachute For Gordo impressed with their mini album Ten Metres Per Second Per Second; its instrumental adventures increasingly captivating vehicles for the imaginations of band and listener alike. Now they have returned with… Read More ›
Like a spring sun whose potency creeps on you until flesh begins sizzle, Growing Younger the new single from Wilhelm Tell Me warms up from an appealing first impression to become an offering which refuses to go away. With melodies… Read More ›
There are times when an introduction to a band smacks you dead centre in the face and stops you in your tracks, one fine example being the debut EP from US band Wild Throne, only they additionally rip open… Read More ›
Having left the Canadian metal scene breathless with their arrival earlier this year, Ontario quintet The Afterimage is set to do the same in the UK and Europe with the release of their debut EP Formless. It is a monster… Read More ›
Having already been captured by Vajra through their track Inside The Flame which was featured on The Bone Orchard Radio Show, there was a lot of biting at the bit hoping to have the chance to hear and review their… Read More ›
Dark Stares is one of those great bands which draw multiple comparisons to a wide array of bands but really do not sound like any of them. They may at times come up with a sound or riff which echoes… Read More ›
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