Review: Mrs. Piss – Self-Surgery
Words: Steve Belcher The piss tape dropped, but it was not the one we had expected. 2020’s Mrs. Piss is a collaboration between Chelsea Wolfe and Jess Gowrie. The album …
Review: Major Entertainer – MIKE
Words: David Breather Major Entertainer is a self-described Los Angeles based professional “OPENING ACT” and he is very likely into the “Horror” genre of film. This album was produced by …
Review: Deadly Avenger and Si Begg – Yokai
In Japanese folklore the word Yokai means strange, supernatural creatures. There is no direct Japanese to English translation for Yokai. A bit like the term Fairy or Fay in English …
Review: Nikmis – Jawbone
It’s important to form your own opinions about the music you’re attempting to review. When I first get an album to review I like to listen to the album a …
Review: Boobs of Doom – Hypnagogia Ekstasis
Like many before (and no doubt since) I was first drawn in by the name. After all it’s right up there with Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs and …
Review: Simon Klee – The Reciprocal Second
Simon Klee is best known as the host of the excellent experimental electronic music mixcast Anticipating Nowhere. Found on Mixcloud, Klee champions the weird and wonderful world of leftfield electronica. …
Review: Rupert Lally – Strange Systems
Rupert Lally started his musical career as a sound designer and composer for theatre and television. Since 2005 Lally has been releasing albums covering everything from ambient soundscapes and imagined …
Review: Various Artists – Mark Barton’s “The Sunday Experience”
Review by David Soulscorch / @soulscorch101 See also – RIP Mark Barton Mark Barton was a much loved and influential music writer who sadly lost his battle with cancer on …
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Review: Stella Splendens – Chromatophore
More reviews in our archives Back in the days of yore bands like Husker Du and Mission of Burma churned out blistering odes to paranoia, confusion and chaos (lest we …
Review: Binaural Space – Farewells
OK put it on, I type as I listen. PaulStretch fakeroo, ha! It does start like any current ambient album then makes it clear that it is not. Into symbiosis …