The Sound Projector Radio Show Friday 29 June 2012 Courtis / Lee / Yeh / Wesseltoft, ‘Celestial Ancestry’ From Cold/Burn,
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This is Dubstep: double compilation set of dubstep is music for a new Dark Age Britain
Various Artists, This is Dubstep (Expanded Edition), GetDarker, GD001CD (2010) Ain’t my usual line of music reviewing business here but
Continue readingJerusalem: powerful stoner doom metal initiates listeners in a ritual aiming at a higher, richer plane of existence
Sleep, Jerusalem, UK, Rise Above Records, CDRISE 19 (1998) It’s taken me a lo-o-ong time to listen to any of
Continue readingSjukdom: consistent depressive urban black metal pop from Lifelover but have they hit a dead end?
Lifelover, Sjukdom, Prophecy Productions, CD PRO 113 (2011) “Sjukdom” sees Lifelover maintaining its consistency as suppliers of depressive metal with
Continue readingExtinction: powerful and bleak black metal fusion work of humanity’s destruction
Nekrasov, Extinction, Crucial Blast Records, CD CBR86 (2010) Australian BM artist Nekrasov creates a powerful and bleak work of humanity’s
Continue readingDextronaut: showcase of distinctive and deranged black metal pop songs
Velvet Cacoon, Dextronaut, Khrysanthoney Records, CD (2010) The version of Velvet Cacoon’s first album under review is the one released
Continue readingDrowning Witches: restrained noise recording of oppression, foreboding and fear
Blue Sabbath Black Cheer & The Rita, Drowning Witches, Debacle Records, CD DBL043 (2010) With a name like Blue Sabbath
Continue readingA Collection of Depravation: hilarious splatter from sicko Swedish surgeons
General Surgery, A Collection of Depravation, Relapse Records, CD (2012) For those who don’t yet know, General Surgery is a
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Five blasts from a Grey Climate
The Sound Projector Radio Show Friday 16 June 2012 Helm, ‘Miniatures’ From Impossible Symmetry, GERMANY PAN 27 LP (2012) The
Continue readingR.I.P: travelogue of scenes of abstract electronic dub dance in a pleasant and cheery Hell
Actress, R.I.P, Honest Jon’s Records, HJRCD60 (2012) I’ve become very fond of this UK act, headed by one Darren Cunningham,
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