Acid Witch: "Evil Sound Screamers"

Long awaited return of the Detroit death rockers

Finally, a new album from psychedelic horror metal masters Acid Witch - and just in time for Halloween too! It's been a full seven years since the last full length album from the deadly quartet, though the mean time has seen a few minor releases like the ever awesome split with Nunslaughter and the 80s heavy metal cover EP Midnight Movies from 2015.

Collection Addiction #5

Collection Addiction #5

This is another lot from the ReSpin shop, so it's a bunch of second hand stuff. All of it pretty cheap, over a broad spectrum of genres and styles. Not really records I've been systematically looking for, but nice additions nonetheless!

New TONEwood Tapes

New tapes from TONEwood!

We're proud to unveil the next two releases from TONEwood Tapes: King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, and Deathray Bam!

Ieschure: "The Shadow"

Mystic debut which forms a thorough impression of style and concept

Black metal is dangerous territory if you don't have what it takes. There's so much competition, that any band lacking in talent or concept will get snuffed from existence in the blink of an eye. Iescure is an artist that, while dabling in the black arts with some degree of artistic ability, teeters on the edge that separates the bands of tomorrow with those that are bound to be forgotten sooner rather than later.

Collection Addiction #4

Collection Addiction #4

This is mostly a large pre-order from Electronic Purification Records, a label that used to specialise in metal (under the Essential Purification moniker), but now deals solely in synthwave. This entire lot is synthwave, so it's a pretty decent addition to the collection. The sound is mostly phenomenal too!

Nebulosa: "Crepuscular Battle in a Distant Woodland Town"

Naturalistic synths and unusual folk

Nebulosa welcomes you to an abstract fantasy universe with his latest offering. In this universe he calls upon a simple and bare-bone set of instruments to conjure up an image of this world with an instrumentation that feels desolate, windy and lonesome, yet strangely ominous, brooding and imposing

Electric Moon: "Flaming Lake"

Putting the 'space' in space rock

When dealing with albums from Sulatron Records, you know there's always a pretty good chance that it'll be some real top shelf fuzz-tastic psychedelia. Though Electric Moon is still a relatively new band - they formed in 2009 - they were quick to find their sound and, by extension, their niche in the global music scene.