Riverside’s new album brings everything to the forefront. It’s a roller-coaster ride that is all down to the bone, and adding that extra spice by making it delicious and having your bellies full for a wonderful home-cooked meal that the band have unleashed with ID.Entity.

Wallsend Weekend Television is like a breath of fresh air, proving that McConnell can bring in more amazing ideas with mind-blowing results. And we get to tag along to be a part of that journey that awaits us.

This is one of the most staggering releases for Bainbridge by unleashing his true powers that is out of this world!

An album that delivers justice, at its finest. And for Gandalf’s Fist, they picked up the pace on Widdershins by bringing in the goods, from beginning, middle, and to very end.

Kassogtha have really trained themselves to bring us that full ammunition that is brought onto their new album.

Pink Floyd was, and still is the joy, that carries with us from the past, present, and now.

You might want to play it with a candle, burning bright and leave the lights off for fifty-one minutes. Because it’ll haunt you for the rest of eternity.

Bleed is the trio’s challenging release from MoonJune Records. It hits you right there and then. It slices and dices from one track to the next. And those hot slices that you’ve eaten, are they mouth-watery or not?

There’s a lot of surprises, twists, and turns when it comes to the third instalment of the Fractal Guitar series. And for Thelen, he has done it again by breaking the rule book and pushing the envelope, as far as he can go.

Not only it becomes a surreal and terrifying release that Esoteric have unleashed, but they come back swinging with electricity running from their veins, knowing they have each other’s back.

Steven has done it again once more. If you want to go beyond the big names of the post-punk sounds, then Intrigue is worth exploring.

A dedication and reflection by looking at the paintings that tell the story with dazzling, mesmerising, and strange music, coming to life.

This here is a must-have if you want to get into Gold’s music and understand why he was ahead of his time and often under the radar. It is time to give Andrew, the proper recognition he deserves.

Fauna is one of their most grandiose, ambitious, and balls-to-the-wall releases, by proving themselves to turn the heat levels up, even more. And it becomes hotter than hell!

Selway’s Strange Dance is an expression of melancholy and his view of an album that is done right with a strong sense of wisdom.

The romantic, the beauty, the dark side of gambling, and the escapism that you crave, the concept still works wonderfully well as you put this album on from start to finish. Because it’ll never go away. It stays with you, for the rest of time.

The magic on The Final Flight is their majestic crown, waiting to be unleashed.

Listening to Obelyskkh’s music is like walking through a dangerous corridor filled with decay, heavy images, and pushing you over the edge of the cliff.

Chris Welch has done his homework very well to bring his story in full. It showed not only in a narrative detail on who he was, but how he achieved his goal to inspire the next generation in the years to come who are discovering his music between The Nice, ELP, and his solo work for the very first time.

For her sole self-titled debut album, she has this gift which is unbelievable. She’s like a filmmaker in her own mind, creating this beautiful and ominous motion picture brought to life on the silver screen.

This is a very good release that Enmesher have brought to the table where they’ve unleashed some hell.