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Spirit Adrift – Infinite Illumination: Album Review

By rickleaglestone on 10th April 2026 • ( Leave a comment )

Good News: The Alchemical sonic melting pot, collectively known as Spirit Adrift, has released their new album! Bad News: Infinite Illumination will be their sixth and final album

The Thief of Time – We Are Cosmic: EP Review

By JohnMartinson on 8th April 2026 • ( Leave a comment )

With the Artemis shuttle and the crew sending back images of Earth from orbit, the timing of this latest release from the electro-synth outfit, The Thief of Time, couldn’t be better timed.

Kyle Falconer – Lovely Night Of Terror: Album Review

By JohnMartinson on 5th April 2026 • ( Leave a comment )

Kyle Falconer returns with his fourth solo studio album, that continues his journey away from his Brit-Indie roots of The View.

Zanjeer – Seher-e-Maqhoor: Album Review

By Martin Harris on 4th April 2026 • ( Leave a comment )

Forging multilingual hardcore fury into a weapon against oppression and channelling global resistance through raw, uncompromising hardcore the debut album from Zanjeer is a frenzied attack on the world.

Pete Gioconda – Up You: Album Review

By John Barlass on 3rd April 2026 • ( Leave a comment )

New wave, psychedelic, jazz and folk rock influences join forces behind Pete Gioconda’s outlandish, poetic, lyrics for Up You – unlike anything else you’ll hear this year!

U2 – Easter Lily: EP Review

By Dominic Walsh on 3rd April 2026 • ( 1 Comment )

Six weeks, and a Lenten period on from Days Of Ash, U2 release six more new cuts on the Easter Lily EP.

Michael Weston King – Nothing Can Hurt Me Anymore: Album Review

By Seuras Og on 2nd April 2026 • ( Leave a comment )

The masterpiece nobody, least of all himself, anyone would ever want to have had the inspiration for. Michael Weston King on Nothing Can Hurt Me Anymore.

Suffocation – Jesus Wept: The Roadrunner Years: Album Reviews

By Dominic Walsh on 2nd April 2026 • ( Leave a comment )

Suffocation have their first three albums repackaged through Dissonance Records; a period of time where they really led the way on the death metal front.

LYR – Dark Sky Reservation: Album Review

By JohnMartinson on 1st April 2026 • ( Leave a comment )

3rd outing for arty gathering LYR – far more exciting under artificial lighting – and other earworm gems.

Këkht Aräkh – Morning Star: Album Review

By rickleaglestone on 1st April 2026 • ( Leave a comment )

Operating as Këkht Aräkh, Dmitry Marchenko has assembled a body of work that sits at an uncomfortable and entirely productive crossroads: black metal stripped of the genre’s more theatrical posturing and refitted with something rawer and more personal.