“We want to create music that we like to listen to ourselves” – Jess And The Ancient Ones on Vertigo
Jess And The Ancient Ones began their story in 2010 and have been busy creating a psychedelic whirlwind of occult rock tunes ever since…
Delilah Bon – Delilah Bon | Album Review
Confident. Outspoken. Fearless. These are just three words to sum up Delilah Bon’s eclectic and self-proclaimed “random” self-titled…
“We are definitely more tuned to being hopeless rather than hopeful” – The Devil Wears Prada on ZII
Following up the much loved Zombie EP would be no mean feat for The Devil Wears Prada. Channelling desolation and isolation of the Zombie…
Jess And The Ancient Ones – Vertigo | Album Review
Finnish occult rockers Jess And The Ancient Ones have been around since 2010. Around that time, many new 60s and 70s occultic inspired…
The Devil Wears Prada – ZII | EP Review
August 2010, it had been a glorious summer, but with the gradual run up into autumn we were met with showers and cool temperatures. The…
Osiah – Loss | Album Review
The Sunderland quintette named Osiah crashed onto the scene way back in 2015 with EP Reborn Through Hate. From there it has been a rise…
The Devil Wears Prada – Zombie II | EP Review
Pathfinders – Ares Vallis | Album Review
Up-and-coming French groove metal/metalcore band Pathfinders bring us their debut release Ares Vallis. Established in 2018 by brothers…
Monasteries – Silence | EP Review
Manchester’s Monasteries are an unrelating force of primal aggression. Bringing nothing but absolute, seething rage and erratic audible…
Big | Brave – Vital | Album Review
From the opening chord of the record’s introduction, Big I Brave are here with something new – reverberating perspectives. Absorbing…
Bewitcher – Cursed Be Thy Kingdom | Album Review
Hailing from the USA and coming at you like a horde of speed freak beasts, Bewitcher have been making a name for themselves over the last…
Wheel on Resident Human, An Unfair Universe, Oblivion and Finding Joy Within It
Hot off the heels of the release of Wheel’s expansive sophomore album, Resident Human, frontman and lead guitarist James Lascelles was…