Review

In short, Obake is a refreshingly diverse piece of work that plays on the hallmarks of slow and sludgy heaviness attributed to ‘doom’ or ‘stoner ro...

By anyone’s standards To Destroy A City is a rich, accessible debut.

American Goldwing isn’t bad, but it's not particularly exciting when you consider Blitzen Trapper's usual standards.

There is scope, ambition and depth to this album. Fresh, measured and unhurried, yet not in a lazy or turgid manner. It is arresting, but not despe...

For a band with barely a handful of releases to their name, Red is another impressive tick in the box.

Nearly every track is catchy enough but for an act in the business of cheap, good time thrills, most fall too far from the bountiful tree of old.