After the power pop whomp of 2015’s Cocksure, it’d be easy to think that anything Laura Stevenson would put out next would contain the…
As far as the horror genre goes, Great Britain has long established itself as a haven for what has been dubbed folk horror. You…
With a band called Skullsmasher, you know what you’re not getting. This ain’t nuanced post-metal or jazz infused shoegaze. Skullsmasher play grindcore. They hatched…
Grand Magus are an act that haven’t disappointed me yet, this new outing being just as memorable as anything else they’ve ever composed. Now…
Not too long ago Eluveitie frontman Chrigel Glanzmann made the somewhat baffling decision to boot and replace basically the entire lineup of the band,…
Long-running punk/folk collective the Mekons recorded their latest on the outskirts of Joshua Tree National Park, and the vast openness of the geography there…
The last year and a half has tested and shaped Awaken I Am in several major ways. Shortly after the release of their Victory…
Orville Peck’s debut album is a pose of excellent form. Pony follows a strict act of almost-ironic, costumed country. It’s endearing for its whole-hearted…
Listening to Full of Hell’s new full length Weeping Choir feels like getting burned alive from the inside out. The band capture horrifying sonic…
Priests second EP, The Seduction of Kansas, released through Sister Polygon Records, is a journey into the science and politics into the art of…