Lakou Mizik formed in the wake of the devastating Haiti earthquake in 2010. We review their stunning new project with producer Joseph Ray.
Author: Matt Noble
Vocals and guitar for Slump, guitarist in Alunah, reviewer and interviewer for The Noise Narrative, Diaries of Doom and MMH Radio
Review: Volvopenta – Simulacrum
Volvopenta, a post-rock quartet based in Mülheim, Germany, lead their listener upon a moving journey that has plenty of bumps scattered along the smooth surface.
Review: Taumel – There Is No Time To Run Away From Here
Berlin jazz/experimental quartet TAUMEL introduce themselves with a half hour journey into the void.
Review: Melody Fields – Broken Horse
‘Broken Horse’ is a light, breezy trip with numerous musical layers and Eastern instruments, creating a warm yet pensive atmosphere throughout. Melody Fields take pride in blending their influences, from sunny Californian pop music, to the mysticism of the Far East, to the Nordic melancholic moods of their own heritage, into a fresh yet familiar melting pot.
Review: Las Historias – Las Historias
Las Historias, a heavy psychedelic power trio from Córdoba, Argentina, release their debut album on Electric Valley Records.
Review: The Sonic Dawn – Enter the Mirage
The eclectic Danish retro-rock outfit release their blissful and psychedelic fourth record.
Review: Desert Storm – Omens
The melodic sludge metal band’s fifth album.
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