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February

Review: Dim Gray – Shards

Not an appealing swatch colour, but definitely a band worth hearing.

By Christopher, 1 year2025/03/20 ago
Still Waters Empty House

Review: foot foot – still waters, empty house

Someone ask Quentin Tarantino if he wants an indie prog band for his next film’s soundtrack.

By Ian, 1 year2025/03/19 ago

Review: Maud the Moth – The Distaff

You’re gonna be doing a lot of doobie rolling when you’re living in A Temple Down by the River!

By Dave, 1 year2025/03/19 ago

Review: Enbound – Set It Free

These guys lured THE Kevin Moore out of retirement?!

By Andy, 1 year2025/03/18 ago

Review: Black Narcissus – There Lingers One Who’s Long Forgotten

I always knew nothing good would come of self-reflection.

By Doug, 1 year2025/03/17 ago

Review: Rioghan – Kept

No, friends, the alt metal trend isn’t going to just die.

By Chris, 1 year2025/03/17 ago

Review: Bong-Ra – Black Noise

It’s not white noise, but it might put you to sleep just as well.

By Ishmael, 1 year2025/03/13 ago

Review: Lorem Ipsum – Même Quand ta Main Quittera la Mienne

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet

By Andy, 1 year2025/03/11 ago

Review: Apocalypse Orchestra – A Plague Upon Thee

Is this what skateboarders are talking about when they call things ‘sick’?

By Dave, 1 year2025/03/06 ago

Review: Primrose Path – Ruminations

There’s something in the water in Australia and it probably wants to kill you.

By Christopher, 1 year2025/03/04 ago

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