Matthew Wand spins the latest effort from the Godfathers on 90’s metal, Korn. Let’s be frank, Nothing, the 2019 offering by Korn was a dark album akin to their early work such as Self-titled and Life is Peachy. So much has changed in the two years, in both the world and in the Korn family, with the hiatus of bassist and founding member, Fieldy. In all this turmoil, could the … [Read more...] about Korn: Requiem – Album Review

Chawa Lilith brings a calm and soulful ambience with her meditative new EP, Euphonious. Relaxation is hard for some. It’s something to be worked on and learned. In our sometimes stressful world, this is why pastimes such as meditation have become so popular, a way to relax and soak in some well-earned mindfulness. Chawa Lilith’s new EP Euphonious could be seen as a powerful … [Read more...] about Chawa Lilith: Euphonious – EP Review

Crude comparisons between Grime and Punk are not uncommon, but PENGSHUi illustrate through their music that they understand the nuances and similarities that are shared between these two genres.  Covering themes of politics, trauma and personal growth, Destroy Yourself is a complex and rich release: both musically and lyrically. The group uses their unique mixture of … [Read more...] about PENGSHUi: Destroy Yourself – Review

Indie rock trio Thyla emerge as one of the most exciting up-and-coming bands with the release of their self-titled debut album.  After the success of their first two EP’s and the growing support from media outlets in the UK and across the Atlantic, it was a tragedy that the Brighton based band’s plans ground to a halt after pandemic woes and lockdown setbacks, but as … [Read more...] about Thyla: Thyla – Review

With eight full-length albums now under her belt, you’d think that Anaïs Mitchell would show signs of slowing down. Gratefully, that’s not the case.  Okay, so I may be a little bit late to the Anaïs Mitchell party. And when I mean “a little late”, I mean I didn’t actually discover her music until 2021 thanks to her three features on Big Red Machine’s album How Long Do … [Read more...] about Anaïs Mitchell: Anaïs Mitchell – Review