[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Before the album “Solar Drone Ceremony”, Neptunian Maximalism has offered “Eons” one of the most challenging and courageous avant-garde music ever. They boosted an authentic composition style […]
[Reviewed by: stark] It is always nice to discover the unknown artists from exotic parts of the world. Exotic from my, European, point of view. I’ve never been in South […]
[Reviewed by stark] Wow, the first song and already a nice surprise. “Planet Caravan”, one of the most lovely hallucinogenic trips in the history of rock music. At first I […]
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] It is most interesting to hear this sort of work being done through the contemporary lens; in contrast to the era which influences it, ‘Action Catalyst’ […]
[Reviewed by stark] A fistful of trippy songs straight from Belarus, that’s what “Cyrk Biezzahanny” is. I had quite a problem with finding proper words to describe what can we’re […]
[Reviewed by stark] Let’s check in with Albin and his trippy tank commando. Sorry,but each time I think of the present-day face of Der Blutharsch (or Der Blutharsch And The […]
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] A new project featuring trumpeter George Avramidis and Moody Alien, Magam shows us how easy it is to just let go of everything around you. Side […]
[Reviewed by stark] Der Blutharsch has probably taken one of the most surprising turns in the so-called post-industrial underground. From martial industrial, still cherished by many, to space/ psychedelic/ kraut […]
[Reviewed by Damiano Lanzi] Expo Seventy is basically the solo project of prolific guitarist Justin Wright, this time flanked by Aaron Osborne on bass and synthesizers and Jim Button on […]
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] In a world full of uncertainties where alliances shift by the hour and borders are re-drawn in crayon it is nice to have a few constants […]
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