Hans Zimmer – Interstellar [OST]

Contrary to the collective Christopher Nolan worship that rears its ugly head whenever another of his films comes out, I wasn’t altogether impressed with Interstellar. His attempt at a modern-day 2001 was duly noted, but...

Swans – To Be Kind

Before even getting into To Be Kind as a musical work itself, it’s an...

Live Report: DRILL Festival, Brighton, December 4th-7th

Previously held as one-off events in London and Seattle, Drill Fest lands...

Glass Hammer – Ode to Echo

I had the pleasure earlier this year to interview Glass Hammer upon the release...

Moraine – Groundswell

Four years after their recording debut, Manifest Density – followed by a career-defining appearance...

MoeTar – Entropy of the Century
By Raffaella Berry on December 6, 2014
A couple of years ago, Bay Area quintet MoeTar first took the somewhat jaded progressive rock world by surprise with their debut album, From These Small...
Pocket Size – Exposed Undercurrents
By gchiricuta on December 5, 2014
The Swedish proggers from Pocket Size have just released their second record that to a certain extent continues the work done on their debut album,...
Verney 1826 – Ex Libris
By Lucas Biela on December 3, 2014
The brainchild of german composer Lionel Verney, Verney 1826 is a creative project, started in 1991, and encompassing many influences, from Renaissance music to dark-ambient....
Live Report: PULLED APART BY HORSES at Gorilla Manchester, 24/11/2014
By Greg Dixon on November 25, 2014
One thing that’s always grabbed me about Pulled Apart By Horses shows is the immediate vibe you get from the second you enter the venue....
Oceans of Night – Midnight Rising
By Conor Fynes on November 19, 2014
Midnight Rising is the best record from Oceans of Night to date. I say this as someone who has followed the band’s saga from their debut The Shadowheart Mirror and...