ALBUM REVIEWS Archives | Page 40 of 48

8 ere is the sound of a dark angelic mass crowding out the light from the sky while ruptures shake and quake under th…

7 f there’s one thing the Osaka pop-punkers have really nailed, it’s hitting those 50s girl-group harmonies wh…

9 clectic, blistering and unexpected, Nosebleed Weekend goes beyond their irreverent punk garage rock. Full of contag…

6 have listened to Gore on repeat for a week now, and I will be completely honest, I still cannot unlock its myriad s…

8 witzerland, the country that gave us Hellhammer, Celtic Frost, Darkspace, and Samael, has once again a heavyweight …

8 f there’s irony in the title of Edith Wharton’s novel The Age of Innocence then it also should be said that there’s…

8 ushing boundaries of creativity and rising again seems to be the only motto for every single sonic creation of Empe…

7 ust as Mark Cousins’ Atomic: Living in Dread and Promise presented a stylised look at both the horrific destruction…

7 rom The Forest Came The Fire is an introspective, spiritual and sometimes supernatural avant-folk guide through our…

7 ike Back to the Future brings us a nostalgic feeling every time we see it, so does this record, that is deeply root…

8 iven Carpenter’s iconic status, he could easily spend his remaining days on basketball and video games and everyone…

9 aw, dramatic, ambitious, intense, complex, emotional, claustrophobic and yet melodically heavy. Recorded over the c…

8 ell, it’s quite easy to feel touched and totally drunk in love for Frankie Cosmos new album, Next Thing. Exquisite,…

7 5 years in the making! It seems fuckin’ unreal to witness that the debut full-length of cult doom/sludge collective…

8 ombs, the band led by the charismatic Mike Hill, have shown, for nine years, a level of consistency that can’t poss…