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Echolyn: TimeSilentRadio II (2025)

For fairly obvious reasons, the first two paragraphs of this review are the same as for another Echolyn release, but it does change from there on, honest! In March 2025 Echolyn released (or releases, depending when you read this) two new albums on the same day, this...

Echolyn: TimeSilentRadio VII (2025)

For fairly obvious reasons, the first two paragraphs of this review are the same as for another Echolyn release, but it does change from there on, honest! In March 2025 Echolyn released (or releases, depending when you read this) two new albums on the same day, this...

Neverland Ranch Davidians: Shout It On The Mountain (2025)

Formed in Hollywood in 2019, The Davidians’ lineup features vocalist/guitarist Tex Mosley (vocals, guitar), Will Bentley (guitar, backing vocals), and Max Hagen (drums, backing vocals). While the band does not feature bass guitar in its live shows, Greg “Smog” Boaz...

Myrholt: Blandede Meninger Og Aforismer (2024)

It has been quite a while since I last reviewed Ole Alexander Myrholt, in fact it was his 2017 second album, ‘Med Samme Naal, Under Samme Maane’, and this is his sixth album since then. The title of this one translates to ‘Mixed Opinions And Aphorisms’, which makes...

Mefitis: The Skorian // The Greyleer (2024)

Oakland-based death/black metal duo Mefitis were formed by Pendath (drums, guitars, bass) and Vatha (vocals, guitars, bass) all the way back in 2007, but it took until 2019 for them to release their first album, ‘Emberdawn’, returning two years later with...

Liz Cole: I Want to Be Happy (2025)

On her debut album, jazz singer Liz Cole is joined on various selections by guitarist Larry Koonse, Otmaro Ruiz or Jacob Mann on piano, Darek Oles, Edwin Livingston or Jonathan Richards on bass, drummer Aarón Serfaty, and guest vibraphonist Jackson Irvine. The result...

Kir: L’appel Du Vide (2024)

Here we have the debut album from Polish Black Metal outfit Kir. At the time of recording, they were just a duo of Harvest (vocals) and Ferment (guitars, bass) with session drummer Krzysztof Klingbein but since the release of this album they are operating as a quintet...

Kent Nielsen: Too Many Train Rides (2025)

Kent first made his name with Danish hardcore band L.U.L.L. some 40 years ago, before both forming Leroys and One Bar Town, which is when I think I first came across him. Since going solo in 2016 Kent has chosen a quite different path, often found with his trusty...

Joe Syrian Motor City Jazz Octet: Secret Message (2024)

Recorded over three days in May 2023, drummer and bandleader Joe Syrian brought together his band to record a series of well-known numbers such as Ray Henderson’s “Bye, Bye Blackbird” and Cole Porter’s “Night and Day” to pop/rock classics like the Beatles’ “Here,...

Khors: Letters To The Future Self (2024)

Here we have yet another black metal act from Ukraine, the second I have reviewed this week, but while the album by Deus Sabaoth was their debut, this is the eighth from the veterans who have been around for more than 20 years. The rhythm section of Khorus (bass) and...
Ghost Toast- ‘Shade Without Colour’ (2022)

Ghost Toast- ‘Shade Without Colour’ (2022)

Debrecen, Hungary. CD Inverse Records 67 mins Experimental progressive rock www.ghosttoast.hu https://www.facebook.com/ghosttoastband Rating 90/100 Debrecen is the second-largest city in Hungary and was previously labelled  ‘the Calvinist Rome’ due to a religious...

Samantha Josephine: The Finished Touch (2021)

Samantha Josephine: The Finished Touch (2021)

This is a direct continuation of the work displayed by Samantha on the Fly Bird Fly EP which came out a few months ago, except this time around she has managed to secure the services of drummers Mars Slater Vitai and Olive Konai, who between them share the duties on...

Black Sands: Apocalypse Of Eden (2021) single

To my mind this single is long overdue, as I have been lucky enough to catch these guys play live a few times this year and they always put on an amazing show. Comprising Cameron Owens (guitars), Ruaidri Keens (guitars), Matt Hammond (bass) and James Trimmer (drums)...

Pass the Peas: Pop (2022)

Pass the Peas: Pop (2022)

This three-track EP is the latest release from Poneke-based quintet {Pass The Peas}, who describe their music as Wasabi spicy Rock n' Roll, whatever that means. To my ears it means they play mid-paced alternative pop rock with a strong concentration on the gravelly...

Tall Folk: Wiser (2022)

Tall Folk: Wiser (2022)

2021 was a wonderful musical adventure for me as I threw myself into the NZ music scene, and towards the end of the year I realised that with nearly 200 reviews of local music I really should work out my Top 10 singles, EP’s, albums and gigs (check out...

Powder Chutes: Sweet Noise Pollution (2022)

Powder Chutes: Sweet Noise Pollution (2022)

There is always that little hint of concern when reading a press release for a new EP and realise it contains a quote from yours truly for the single which was taken from it. How would they take it this time around if I panned this release? Luckily, I have always...

Fool’s Lagoon: Bizarre (2021) single

Fool’s Lagoon: Bizarre (2021) single

This is the debut single from Auckland-based quintet Fool’s Lagoon. Mark, Connor, Joe, Matt and Joshua have created a bright and summery indie pop jangler which is heavily guitar-based yet is somehow light and airy throughout. The rhythm section bounces along, the...

Jon Downes: The New Normal (2021)

Jon Downes: The New Normal (2021)

Jonathan Downes is a naturalist, cryptozoologist, author, editor, filmmaker, poet, novelist, activist, journalist, composer, and singer-songwriter, best known for being the Director of the Centre for Fortean Zoology. On top of all of that, I am so pleased to be able...

Michel Polnareff: Live at the Roxy (1996)

Michel Polnareff: Live at the Roxy (1996)

Over my years of friendship with Thierry Sportouche, I have become used to envelopes turning up from time to time with either books or CDs which he believes I may find interesting. The CDs always used to be ones he had been sent for Acid Dragon and he was wanting me...

Non Serviam: Le Coeur Bat (2021)

Non Serviam: Le Coeur Bat (2021)

There is nothing pleasant about this whatsoever, and nor is it designed to be. This is not music to listen to gently in the afternoon as pleasant background to calm the children, but rather is a dystopian metallic nightmare to be played on headphones incredibly loudly...

cHoclat FRoG: “Snapshot” (2021)

cHoclat FRoG: “Snapshot” (2021)

Band From Bad Camberg, Germany Private Press 60 min CD https://choclatfrog.bandcamp.com/releases https://www.facebook.com/CHoclat-FRoG-100510692173896> Rating 90/100 Out of the ashes of the German band ‘The Stock’ and more specifically the ‘Ludwig’ percussive...

Soup : Visions (2021)

Soup : Visions (2021)

  Labels: Crispin Glover Records, Glassville Records Norway 39:57 https://www.facebook.com/soupsound https://soupsound.bandcamp.com/ A top score 10/10 album Generally, there is just so much fine progressive styled rock music being released these days that it is...

Cleaning Women- ‘Intersubjectivity’    (2019)

Cleaning Women- ‘Intersubjectivity’ (2019)

Svart Records 2019 Finland https://cleaningwomen.bandcamp.com/album/intersubjectivity Rating 85/100 Despite the fact that this loony bunch generate their music utilising a strange assemblage of slung together homemade instruments the overall effect is totally amazing....

Brian Baker: Everywhere You Go (2021) single

Brian Baker: Everywhere You Go (2021) single

Brian left Aotearoa some 40 years ago to find fame and fortune in Australia, and after a successful recording and touring career he has now returned home, setting up a studio and settling in an off-the-grid permaculture farm north of Auckland. His long-time sparring...

Gabriel Bond: Lights Burn Low (2021) single

Gabriel Bond: Lights Burn Low (2021) single

Class, sheer class. When I first heard this a face kept popping into my head as to who this reminded me of, but it took ages for the synapses to snap and finally it came into focus, Richard Marx. This is a song which is incredibly well written and arranged (and from a...

Brent West: Run From The Fear (2021) single

Brent West: Run From The Fear (2021) single

It has been a couple of years since the last release from South Auckland boy Brent West, but he is now back with his latest single. Run From The Fear is fairly lengthy for a single, at more than 5 minutes, and is packed full of emotion and angst. It is reminiscent in...

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    by Rob Fisher on May 28, 2025 at 5:00 pm

    After seven years of quiet anticipation since their last thrilling musical adventure, Ship, Yuka and Chronoship return with their fifth and most ambitious studio album yet, Ribbon Butterfly. Where Ship dazzled with its stunning blend of technical virtuosity and sweeping…

  • Moon Halo – Trichotomy
    by Kevin Thompson on May 27, 2025 at 5:00 pm

    This is the third album from collective project Moon Halo, featuring the creative minds of Marc Atkinson (Riversea/Lee Abraham), Iain Jennings (Mostly Autumn) and David Clements (Riversea/One Iota)… With Alex Cromarty (ex-Mostly Autumn) and Martin Ledger (Alchemy-Live). The talent involved…

  • Hedvig Mollestad Trio – Bees In the Bonnet
    by Roger Trenwith on May 26, 2025 at 5:00 pm

    With their eighth album, Hedvig Mollestad Trio are back, and then some! After a few highly appealing diversions under her own name, Hedvig is back firing out her nonconformist guitar shapes while leading her esteemed Trio further down their highly…

  • Steven Wilson
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  • Jocelyn Pettit & Ellen Gira with Miguel Girão
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  • Cosmograf – The Orphan Epoch
    by John Giordano on May 23, 2025 at 5:00 pm

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    by Basil Francis on May 22, 2025 at 5:00 pm

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  • Greenslade – Large Afternoon (Expanded 2CD Edition)
    by Kevin Thompson on May 21, 2025 at 5:00 pm

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  • Pink Floyd At Pompeii – MCMLXXII
    by Alex Driessen on May 19, 2025 at 5:00 pm

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