Reviews

Praying For Oblivion is the “industrial noise/power electronics project” of Andrew Jonathan Seal. There are numerous PFO releases on various Bandcamp label pages and, as […]

One of my favorite musical things these days is buying full discographies on Bandcamp. Some labels or artists will offer a deal so, when I […]

Well, I did it…I finally found one good thing about 2020…Makunouchi Bento has released two albums. Earlier this year it was “Ghostophonia,” and now we […]

I will openly admit that Nordic Ritual Folk is not a style of music I have had much (any?) exposure to, but I won’t let […]

You can be forgiven if you aren’t familiar with World Domination Enterprises. They were active in the mid-late 1980’s and, while they made some noise, […]

“MUSEUM” is not a good compilation; “MUSEUM” is a great compilation (from Camembert Électrique). The theme behind this is that each artist chose a work […]

I’ve said it before, and I’m sure I’ll say it again in the future: I love a good compilation. This recent one from Kalamine Records […]

Generally speaking, reggae artists have never shied away from taking a stand on social issues (see “Tosh, Peter” for one obvious example). For this release […]

“I look like Leo Sayer” made me laugh out loud. Some younger listeners/readers may need to look that one up, but those of us of […]

Here’s a short and sweet (well, can we really associate sweet with a toilet?) EP which, as the title has no doubt given away, is […]