Music Review
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Stalked By Daemons by State of Deceit
While many think of Friday the 13th as unlucky, music fans know the reality. This Friday the 13th happens to…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: In Our Time by P.J.M. Bond
Embarking on a literary journey alongside the likes of Ernest Hemingway may seem audacious, but when the words of a…
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EP REVIEW: Invertebrates by WickerMan
Opening with thematic flair, Invertebrates from genre-defying rapper and producer WickerMan commands attention from the beginning to end. From his…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Obscene by dead nice
I have one complaint about the debut EP Obscene from dead nice – it only has three songs! I want…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Peach by Peach
Peach, the highly anticipated eponymous debut album from Bristol’s desert-rock and post-punk quartet Peach, brings a captivating blend of influences,…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Our Guest Can’t Be Named by The Wytches
With a name like The Wytches and being a metal fan, I expected the album Our Guest Can’t Be Named…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Fight As One by Freya
Fight As One from Freya is lightning quick. Clocking in at just shy of 28 minutes, the 11 songs are…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Monument Road by Quitter
Scottish singer-songwriter, Quitter is anything but what his namesake may mean. With his latest album Monument Road out on Sept…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Lilies by Echo Ladies
Sweden’s Echo Ladies have returned with their latest album Lilies and Matilda Bogren, Mattis Andersson, and Joar Andersén have once…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Equinox by The Pleasure Dome
The Pleasure Dome, a Bristol-based grunge-rock/punk trio, is making waves in the music scene with their raw and unfiltered approach…
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ALBUM REVIEW: To the Wolves by Stitched Up Heart
At the beginning of the month, Stitched Up Heart released their highly anticipated album To the Wolves on Century Media…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Little Omens by Alfie Jukes
If you follow Alfie Jukes on Instagram or any of his socials, you are more than aware of the soulful…
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ALBUM REVIEW: The God Slayer by Otep
With a mix of new material and covers, the ninth studio album, The God Slayer, from Otep does not disappoint.…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Reborn from Hatred by Gory Blister
If death metal can be effortless and smooth, then Reborn from Hatred (Eclipse Records) by Gory Blister wonderfully showcases how…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Dollar Lizard Money Zombie by HMS Morris
Prepare to embark on a mind-bending musical journey as HMS Morris, the innovative Welsh pop collective, unleashes their third studio…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Chaotic Wisdom by Black Pestilence
From the frozen prairies of Canada comes Black Pestilence’s latest album Chaotic Wisdom. The album title gives a peek into…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Unearthly Will by Augurium
Augurium returns with their latest Unearthly Will. Unearthly Will marks their third studio offering, following 2018’s Unhallowed Ascendance 2017’s Omen.…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: DIY by Lucky Thief
The allure of the number three has persisted through time, captivating minds and spirits much like the visionary Nikola Tesla,…
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EP REVIEW: The Eastern Scrolls by AAWKS and AIWASS
Joining forces, AAWKS and AIWASS explore the life and legend of Russian mystic Madame Helena Blavatsky in their EP, The…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Ala Mai by Shepherds Reign
Have you ever looked at an album cover and immediately know the album is going to resonate with you? While…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Delenda: A Black Rose on the Epitaph by Seethe
I hate the word transparent as it seems it’s thrown around and used a lot but without fully understanding or…
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ALBUM REVIEW: No Easy Way Out by Supplemental Pills
The moment No Easy Way Out by Oregon’s Supplemental Pills started, I was hooked. The organs in “Judgment Time” felt…
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EP REVIEW: Big Two-Hearted River: Part II by P.J.M. Bond
Wordsmith Ernest Hemingway had a way with words. His novella, The Old Man and the Sea resonated with my soul…
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EP REVIEW: Can’t Save Us All by Born in Blood
Hailing from Fort Worth, Texas, four piece Born in Blood’s forthcoming EP, Can’t Save Us All, out August 25th, is…