Albums | Echoes And Dust

Dead Again – Occultus Lake

If you’re somewhat keen on anything with a sludge, doom feel with undertones of grind, then Occultus Lake is definitely a record worth checking out and picking up. – By Kat Preston

Eidola – The Great Glass Elephant

With ‘The Great Glass Elephant’ Eidola presents an honest, rewarding and spiritual debut album with music divided in 12 versatile tracks, full of emotions. – By Ruud Peters

Lacrimas Profundere – Antiadore

In short, Antiadore serves up mixed results. Many of the songs possess a certain charm that often excuses their shortcomings, but there is nothing truly spectacular on offer either. – By Grayson Hale

Eldkraft – Shaman

With Shaman you are getting one of the purest forms of Epic you can possibly hope for, a true definition of the genre. – By Keith Joshua Ham

Labirinto/Thisquietarmy – Split Album

This is an epic release and the rewards of listening are great. By Daniela Patrizi

Pablo Bolívar – Must

Must, the Spanish producers’ third album, is a demonstration of his ability of mixing sounds coming from his love for deep dub. – By Daniela Patrizi

Skinny Puppy – Weapon

All in all, ‘Weapon’ is a welcome return with some powerful and gripping moments. Not always as tense and direct on the mark of the subject matter, but never dull and always engaging. By Jake Murray

It is a special thing for a band that have been around as long as Sigur Ros have to change their path so dramatically and produce a piece of work that not just recaptures the magic of their early years but in places surpasses it but that is exactly what Sigur Ros have done on Kveikur and I for one doff my cap. By Dan Salter