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Lost In Time: Kayo Dot – Hubardo

Sticks and stones may break my bones, but boats will take me down a river carved out by an eldritch sky rock

By Dave, 2 years2024/08/23 ago

Review: Four Stroke Baron – Data Diamond

They call me the Four Stroke Baron because I hoard engine lubricant, not for my unrelated premature ejaculation issue.

By Christopher, 2 years2024/05/30 ago

Review: Sol – Promethean Sessions

God I love when metal steps outside of itself.

By Andy, 3 years2023/12/09 ago

Review: NORD – The Implosion of Everything That Matters

Suffering from a case of haunted keyboards.

By Christopher, 3 years2023/11/17 ago

Review: Behold the Arctopus – Interstellar Overtrove

Every once in a while, we get an album that’s too weird even for me…

By Andy, 3 years2023/09/27 ago

Review: The Mercury Tree – Self Similar

The Mercury Tree are single-handedly counterbalancing all the sellout bands out there by being so defiantly uncommercial.

By Christopher, 3 years2023/09/09 ago

Review: The Mercury Tree – Spidermilk

Microtonal prog go brrr

By The Progressive Subway, 6 years2020/03/09 ago

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