Kevin Figes – Wallpaper Music III: Album Review
Kevin Figes third iteration in the Wallpaper Music series is quite simply superlative music played by musicians at the very top of their game.
Khemmis – Khemmis: Album Review
Khemmis, the Denver-founded doom metal quartet, have spent over a decade constructing one of the most coherent and distinctive bodies of work in contemporary heavy music.
Yes – Aurora: Album Review
The Yes name and brand rolls on – we’re a long way now from the mid Seventies.
Logan Richard – Character Traits – Deluxe Version: Album Review
Prince Edward Island singer-songwriter Logan Richard reworks of a string of favourite songs on Character Traits – Deluxe Version.
Jenny Gillespie Mason – In The Safety Of The Light: Album Review
Jenny Gillespie Mason finds solace in a collection of wistful and dreamy outings.
Bedouine – Neon Summer Skin: Album Review
Bedouine – Azniv Korkejian – revisits the feelings of childhood safety and security and mourns the passing of those feelings on Neon Summer Skin.
The Fugitives – The Fugitives: Album Review
Let these folk’n’country Canadians, The Fugitives, escape into your ears for their, lucky for some, seventh set of songs.
A.A.Williams – Solstice: Album Review
Overwhelmed or unprepared – here’s the latest chilling portion of A.A.Williams Gothic noire melodrama.
Hue And Cry – Everybody: Album Review
Hue And Cry catch up with 50 years of electronic music.
The Great Observer – Loss of Transcendence: Album Review
Italian act The Great Observer unleash a debut steeped in death metal’s darkest traditions and most volatile mutations.
Maisie Peters – Florescence: Album Review
Maisie Peters returns with her third studio album, Florescence, following the release of the triumphant The Good Witch.
Niall Horan – Dinner Party: Album Review
Three years on from his hit album The Show, Niall Horan treats us to a love letter of an album.
Infected Dead – Invicta: Album Review
Channelling old school brutality with precision based technicality Infected Dead unleash a firestorm EP.
Frankie Archer – The Dance Of Death: Album Review
Frankie says Dance, Dance, Dance. Til you drop. And you probably will……..
Stormkeep – The Nocturnes Of Iswylm: Album Review
Stormkeep has spent the better part of a decade building a world entirely their own, and with The Nocturnes Of Iswylm, their second full-length, they have not simply returned to that world — they have reshaped it, deepened it, and made it considerably more dangerous to inhabit.