I can’t think of an artist as under-appreciated as Leeds, UK’s Michael Chapman, a veteran singer-songwriter with over thirty albums under his belt and a past that includes work with Mick Ronson and Rick Kemp and concert slots alongside luminaries such as Roy Harper and John Martyn.
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This is only a three-song EP, but it’s got some of the best tracks any lo-fi black metal fan could ask for.
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Surprisingly groovy, degenerative space fusion born straight from the skull of Miles Davis himself.
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On this outing from Paul Slocum’s echolalia-stricken Softoft project, we get a subtle upgrade of hard-charged, nineties-era techno.
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Tenniscoats are already releasing their second album of 2012, so I should probably get around to reviewing the first, Papa’s Ear.
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Since 2008, Salem, MA-based Anti-Gravity Bunny is a website that has been inviting a wide audience of readership into its vast, bottomless pit of crazy music. From drone to psych to metal and beyond (not to mention all of these styles’ prismatic, seemingly endless sets of sub-genres), 27-year-old blogger Justin Snow has kept the...
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