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Parhelia –Celestial Horizons
Irealand 37.0 Mins www.parhelia-band.com https://parheliaband.bandcamp.com/ https://www.facebook.com/Parhelia Rating 80/100 After starting as a foursome way back in 2005, Dubliners Cathal Rodgers (Bass, Keys) and Greg Clarke (Guitars, Keys, Effects) are now left...
Destroyed In Seconds: Divide And Devour (2020)
A black and white cover which depicts an apocalyptic future, eleven songs in thirty minutes, this could only be hardcore punk, coming to us from L.A.. One has to say that in many ways this is quite an unusual album in that while the drums are frantic and the vocals...
ELM: The Wait (2020)
The album starts with an old blues, “Hell”, played on a steel guitar, along with sound effects of crackles from the vinyl, and a small amount of feedback over the top. This made me check the press release, and when I realised Elm were supposedly undertaking a...
Foetal Juice: Gluttony (2020)
Foetal Juice have been a mainstay of the British death scene since coming together in 2005, but although the core quartet have been stable since inception the band has recently been through significant change with the departure of both Sam Read (vocals) and Ben Read...
Forgotten Tomb: Nihilistic Estrangement (2020)
Italian trio Forgotten Tomb were formed by Ferdinando "Herr Morbid" Marchisio (vocals, guitars) back in 1999 and he released the first two depressive black metal albums providing all the parts himself, but it became a band in time for the third album, ‘Love’s Burial...
Harvey Dalton Arnold: Stories to Live up To (2020)
Harvey Dalton Arnold will probably always be best remembered for his time with The Outlaws at the end of the Seventies, with whom he recorded three incredibly important albums (‘Hurry Sundown’, ‘Playin’ To Win’, ‘In The Eye of the Storm’) providing bass and vocals....
Joe Louis Walker: Blues Comin’ On (2020)
Originally from San Francisco, Joe Louis Walker, a Blues Hall of Fame inductee, and four-time Blues Music Award-winner, celebrates a career that exceeds a half century. The album features guest performances by fellow blues icons Keb’ Mo’, Eric Gales, and Albert Lee,...
Drusuna: Spirits of Ancient Trees (2020)
Drusuna is a Pagan Folk Band from Gallaecia (Northern Portugal), and were formed in 2009 by Sephirus Oakborn and brother Alvahagal with the concept of creating primitive sounds with only organic ethnic musical instruments made from wood, stones, and other natural...
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