5.11.2005
This is a solo recording from Harm Stryker's Kelly Nourse, taken from a live performance delivered through a cheap FM...
Eight tracks of Canadian drum machine grind in 11 minutes, featuring members of Fuck the Facts, Malefaction, and He Broke.?...
5.10.2005
Hot damn, I knew this thing was gonna kill as soon as seven-minute opener "The Only Cure, the Only Remedy" kicked off with...
I was never really into this North Carolina act in their heyday for whatever reason, but this awesome re-release of their...
This is the debut release of the new label started by New England based experimental music distributor Strange Fortune - and...
This is a definite improvement over their last disc.? Expect six at times lengthy tracks of diverse "stoner rock" that tends...
5.9.2005
Ehhh, I don't know.? This is an "acoustic blues" project that features members of Misery, Civil Disobedience, and Deadstate,...
This is another solid emo/indie rock outing from the Victory camp, this time building off of a pretty traditional foundation...
Here we have the first foray into the 12" vinyl realm for Dada Drumming, offering up one 45rpm side apiece for the involved...
First up on this split is Australia's Agit8 with five tracks under the heading of "The Thunder From Down Under", which jump...
5.8.2005
This is yet another dark ambient project out of Finland that fits very much in line with the unusual character of other...
Hell yeah!? I was really into the last outing from this Swedish hardcore/punk band (featuring in its ranks members of a slew...
5.6.2005
Here's the debut full-length from this new band that features ex-members of This Day Forward, Saosin, and Taken.? They're...
This is a re-release of Bury Your Dead's debut CD (originally released by Alveran Records in 2002) with an all new layout.?...
This is the first in a series of what is apparently going to be a surprisingly well executed foray into documenting Eulogy...
The latest EP from this Canadian dark ambient project includes one mammoth 25-minute track, titled simply "Vingt-Cinq"...
This lengthy collaborative effort sees Concrete Violin (Texas) and Fever Spoor (Holland) teaming up with an homage to French...
I've never gotten anything from this label before, so it's a shame that the first thing they sent me sucks.? This is damn...
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