The Winchester Railway welcomes a warm and revelatory slice of southern America into its dank interior...
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The Liminal Mix 24 – Minimal Lix by Alex Neilson
Alex Neilson's mix of 16 songs that built Trembling Bells
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Black Boned Angel – The End
Campbell Kneale's doom project have called it a day. The End is a suitably vast and epic epitaph.
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May flora again reign supreme: an interview with The Botanist
Wawryzn Kowalski speaks to The Botanist about his death metal roots and the coming of the budding dawn.
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“Sound in darkness as a conduit for haunting”: an interview with Rob St John
We spoke with Rob St John about landscape, Weald - his album from last year, and a whole host of future projects.
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Black Metal: Beyond the Darkness
Black Metal: Beyond the Darkness, with its wide ranging use of sources and imagery ably shows black metal's cold glee.
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Botanist – III: Doom in Bloom
The latest release from the Botanist is a black metal hypersigil, foretelling of the forthcoming floral apocalypse.
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Dead Rat Orchestra – Guga Hunters of Ness
Out of melancholy and quiet horror, this film soundtrack is actually a gentle triumph.
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Motion Sickness of Time Travel – S/T
With Motion Sickness of Time Travel, Rachel Evans finds a way of splitting the fine waves between layers of sound and opening up new possibilities
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Hildur Guðnadóttir – Leyfðu Ljósinu
Hildur Guðnadóttir's new album on Touch isn’t something you grasp and contain; rather you surrender yourself to it and find a space of aural contemplation.
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