Since somewhere around Words From the Exit Wound and Enemy of the Music Business Napalm Death have developed and furthered a particular sound. They're a band th...
Distant Populations starts with a quick, fitting burst of percussion, then kicks into some sort of gear featuring fuzzed guitar, loud drums, shouted vocals. "In...
Last year after the release of The Fallen Crimson Envy played a show in support of the album at LIQUIDROOM. Unfortunately no shows followed due to much of the m...
Alright, so you're Genghis Tron and you release Board Up The House, an album much-vaunted for its blending of electronics and extreme guitar music. It's an inte...
Lonely, sad trumpet kicks off Crippled Black Phoenix's Ellengæst, then suddenly! A violent barrage; almost a cacophony, then something slower, rolling and brood...
Somewhere between The Black Hole Understands and The Shadow I Remember, Cloud Nothings released Life Is Only One Event. The album contains songs created and she...
How The Shadow I Remember Starts: Warm guitar and simple, melodic piano sounds. Gentle vocals soon come in and move over the melody. Eventually additional instr...
Early on in The Black Hole Understands it becomes quite evident as to its elements; light and oft-tight instrumentation, soft vocals and emotive structures.
Th...
No Mandate, No Mandate, No Mandate; Recalibrate.
Recalibrate by No Mandate
A quick drum roll and "Thursday" opens Recalibrate with what feels much like the ...
Arcing Wires. Prime.
So the album starts in a suitably dramatic manner; Hard, stabbing notation whilst some guitar rings out. Sudden shift, saxophone comes i...
