Dispraised – Time review
In 1964, Bob Dylan released his famed protest song, “The Times They Are A-Changin”. More than 6 decades later, we’ve found the …
What’s Your Damage? – S/T review
It’s wild when a new band appears in the music scene and blows away the competition. That’s the case with What’s Your …
Svarteskerm shakes up the dead with “Illojala Till Slutet”
The fan base of crust punk may be slim, but the music is significant. Returning to the studio is Sweden’s Svarteskerm. Sung …
Their Throats are Open Tombs – OF PSALMS & SNAKES review
When a band includes members carrying the names, Agent 57, Colonel K, Donnie Murdo, Isambard Sinclair, and Penfold, you know their music …
Robby John – Zion Train Vol. I review
Reggae with a Christian message is a rarity. Even rarer is to find a reggae beat fused with hip hop. Robby John …
All Hail The King – More Love More Power: Fundraiser for Skip Brooks’ Family review
After a year long battle with cancer, Pastor “Skip” Brooks passed away November 25, 2018 at the age of 47. Serving the …
A Basic Wagon – Self-titled review
The small town where I live is famous for being the backdrop for many feature films. In the past it was also …
Dystopian Futures – The Tyranny of Things review
The Tyranny of Things, the latest release from Dystopian Futures, builds on the foundation laid during the band’s debut self-titled EP, and …
Children of Wrath – Supernatural Dimensions review
Luke Dinan, aka Children of Wrath, faced a daunting challenge. How to create a follow-up to his extraordinary debut release, No Flesh …
Platoon 1107 goes deeply personal
I’ve sometimes been put off by the music of Platoon 1107. While I love the punk tone, the militaristic and overtly patriotic …