Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds: Your Funeral… My Trail Album Review!
Music Review: I suppose I first came across the dark works of Nick Cave with his merry band of Seeds back in 1998 when I Continue Reading
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Coven: Witchcraft Destroys Minds and Reaps Souls Album Review!
Music Review: In 1969, an LP dropped which smacked a totally unprepared musical world in the face. An era of tunes where anything could happen Continue Reading
Anal Bleeding: Two Cocks In The Same Hole Album Review!
Music Review: Quebec has been one of the death metal meccas of Canada, and introduced some of the countries most prominent and successful bands such Continue Reading
Chelsea Wolfe: Abyss Album Review!
Music Review: If you could imagine plunging Nine Inch Nails, PJ Harvey and Portishead into a deep chasm filled with the echoes and noises collected Continue Reading
Blastomycosis: Covered In Flies And Afterbirth Album Review!
Music Review: From Toronto, Ontario, Canada comes this crazy brutal death/slam outfit who currently have a couple releases under their belt, including this one and Continue Reading
Abuse: Like A Virgin Album Review!
Music Review: Another great gem of Canadian brutal death/grind mayhem hailing from British Columbia. Independently recorded in 2001 and re-issued with bonus tracks (mostly demos) Continue Reading
Comus: First Utterance Album Review!
Music Review: Folk music, progressive, psychedelic madness and Pagan dancing. What a wild time for music in England, and what a brilliantly wild album this Continue Reading
Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats: The Night Creeper Album Review!
Music Review: Firstly, let me just say, if you haven’t heard Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats before, this album, The Night Creeper will officially floor you. You’ll gasp for Continue Reading
Roky Erickson & The Aliens Album Review!
Music Review: Who’s that bloke on the Return of the Living Dead soundtrack who has the high pitched voice? You know, in the movie he can be Continue Reading
Cancer: Death Shall Rise Album Review!
Music Review: The early nineties was a good time for death metal and producer Scott Burns whose schedule must have been booked beyond solid as Continue Reading