MATT DORSEY – Let Go (Album Review)
Launching a debut solo album can often be an exercise in patience and tenacity. All the more reason that Matt Dorsey must be feeling triumphant…
Browsing: Album Review
NE OBLIVISCARIS – Exul (Album Review)
Twenty years. It’s been twenty goddamn years since I’ve anticipated an album as much as I’ve anticipated “Exul.” And like “Exul,” that last one was…
IHSAHN – Fascination Street Sessions (EP Review)
How can an artist create a transformative experience of the highest order with three songs alone? If anyone were capable of this feat, it would…
ICE AGE – Waves of Loss and Power (Album Review)
When a band who makes a comeback after being on ice for decades is actually called Ice Age, well, there’s a mammoth temptation to unearth…
SCORCHED MOON – Obsidia (Album Review)
T-minus three… two… one… Whispers of spring fill the air as new life unfurls its leaves. The grey clouds of winter begin their hesitant retreat,…
TRIBE OF PAZUZU – Blasphemous Prophecies (Album Review)
Tribe of Pazuzu is an aural beast almost as mystifying as the ancient demon of its name. This is an act that fits seamlessly within…
RPWL – Crime Scene (Album Review)
Considering that they began as a Pink Floyd cover band, it’s truly impressive how consistent and distinctive German quartet RPWL have remained over the last…
DEPOSED KING – One Man’s Grief (Album Review)
Hailing from Hungary’s Budapest, the duo Deposed King aren’t likely to be on your radar. How could they be? Armed with only a sparse Bandcamp…
JOHN DEMENA – Dreams And Lies (Album Review)
Imagination and falsehood converge. Few stories are as undisputedly American as that of the driven dreamer turned immigrant crossing an ocean to try his hand…
STEEL PANTHER – On The Prowl (Album Review)
The new Steel Panther album, “On the Prowl”, was released a few days ago, but just to paraphrase the title of its first track, “It’s…
