(((O))) Category: Uncategorized

Poly-Math – Something Deeply Hidden

Something Deeply Hidden is Poly-Math’s weirdest and strangest album the band have unleashed for 2026.

Troubleman – Time Out of Mind

It turns out that on ‘Time Out of Mind, ’ Pritchard composed a detailed summary of what trip hop was (and still is) all about.

Egregore – It Echoes In The Wild

That elemental feeling seeping into all your innate fears and exacerbating them as your response to the album. Fantastic stuff.

Levy Seynaeve from Crouch

Gavin Brown caught up with Crouch guitarist/vocalist Levy Seynaeve to hear all about their new album as well as discussing the members other bands, live dates with Converge and the influence of the Belgian hardcore scene.

Brèagha Cuinn and Onnagh Cuinn from Bratakus

Gavin Brown caught up with Bratakus members and sisters Brèagha and Onnagh Cuinn to hear all about their new album Hagridden and the meaning behind its songs as well as discussing everything from DIY ethics to the punk scene in Scotland.

Under the Sun – Slow Motion Water

It may not be everyone’s cup of tea, that’s understandable, but it takes a lot of patience and time in what Catling has captured on here to keep the post-rock and shoegaze genre, alive.

Chris Naughton from Winterfylleth

Gavin Brown had the pleasure of catching up with Winterfylleth lead vocalist/guitarist Chris Naughton to discuss their latest record The Imperious Horizon and its creation in full.

Nico – The Marble Index / Desertshore

All in all, The Marble Index and Desertshore are not for the faint of heart. Nico’s music can be very challenging. Whether you get it or you don’t, you have to give her the recognition that she deserves, and why she was so far ahead of her time.

Swervedriver – 99th Dream

If you missed this album the first time like I did, run out and get this straight away. Superb work from a band who came back to us in a big way!

Greg Lake – Magical

Lake’s work will continue to inspire many generations who are discovering his work for the first time.

Motorpsycho – Yay!

They let their fans know that their more than just a heavy, psychedelic band. But they proved themselves that they also have a softer side as well. It might divide a line in the sand, but that’s for another time.

Arjen Lucassen’s Supersonic Revolution – Golden Age of Music

For his next chapter, he brings in the big guns and raises hell like there’s no tomorrow with his band of brothers.

Dick Lucas from Subhumans

Gavin Brown had a chat with Subhumans vocalist Dick Lucas about the band’s new box set, a new book on the band, those early days and the future of Subhumans and much more.

Shit Present – What Still Gets Me

Iona cairns’ words flow in deceptively simple phrases often bearing sharp moments of recognition that can cut you.

Thecondontion / Ceremented – Split

Both bands attempt to push the envelope of death doom with their strict no-guitars mantra, delivering a crushing split release of bass-only reverence and subversion.

Scotch Rolex and Shackleton – Death By Tickling

Shackleton’s hallucinatory bass-murk meets the playful absurdist spirit of Scotch Rolex on a fun house glide.

Lankum – False Lankum

False Lankum is a magnum opus; a supreme musical achievement that anyone at all interested in music should have square on their radar in 2023.

Moonage Daydream

This documentary is to be played at maximum volume.

Clovis Taylor from Headswim

Gavin Brown caught up with Headswim bass player Clovis Taylor to get the inside story of the redux edition of ‘Flood’, the band’s live return  and the history of Headswim.

The Limiñanas – Electrified (Best of 2009-2022)

Listening to these songs as a collection, you realise what lies behind the high quality of music The Limiñanas are creating – the music, recalling all the great moments of the sixties psych pop from all over.

Sam Prekop & John McEntire – Sons Of

The duo was able to fit their improvisations within the musical structures they developed previously, giving the four extended musical pieces here both a head and a tail, or to be more precise, turning improvisations into tight and exciting structured musical pieces.

Pin It on Pinterest