Laurel Halo — In Situ
It’s been two years since Laurel Halo offered up her last album, and her absence on the electronic music landscape has been…
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Boston Hassle @ CMJ Review
Wow, approximately one week later and I’m still digesting. I was not prepared for all that CMJ is. Showcase on top of showcase…
Carter Tutti Void — f (x)
Despite f (x) being the second Carter Tutti Void album, it’s their first studio release. The trio of Chris Carter and Cosey…
The Foetals — “Fine”
Can you really have too much sunny, lo-fi indie-pop? The answer (at least in this author’s opinion) is a resounding “no!”, especially…
Sleaford Mods — “Tarantula Deadly Cargo”
A delicate subject: rap rock
Slomatics / Holly Hunt — Split 7″
Instrumental doom/drone from US vs UK doom
Shit and Shine — 54 Synth-Brass, 38 Metal Guitar, 65 Cathedral
This has been a terrific year so far for Rocket Recordings. Anyone who caught my review of the new Gnod triple album…
Foot Hair — s/t
Radical heaviness straight outta Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK, FOOT HAIR wallow in the riff, drooling and dribbling their sludge metal scum hardcore…
Gnod — Infinity Machines
UK psychedelic-rock collective Gnod have had more than 30 members since their inception in 2007. This ever-expanding and fluctuating lineup has managed…
Venom — From the Very Depths
Fourteen albums into their career, UK metal legends VENOM are clearly no longer releasing music as revelatory or influential as the records they…
Stillsuit / Map 71 — Blue Sixteen
I am thrilled to see another group from Brighton, UK, making its mark over here—and “Laced” by MAP 71 hits the senses…
Kleistwahr — This World Is Not My Home
Like few others in music, the majority of power-electronics projects that came out of the UK in the ’80s have only improved…
