Album Reviews
Album Review: Ice Nine Kills – The Silver Scream 2: Welcome To Horrorwood
Album Review: Ice Nine Kills – The Silver Scream 2: Welcome To Horrorwood Reviewed by Dan Barnes ‘Tis the season, dear readers, when the nights […]
Articles by Dan Barnes
Live Reviews
Live Review: Stiff Little Fingers – Blackburn
Live Review: Stiff Little Fingers – King Georges Hall, Blackburn 2nd October 2021 Supt. Vomit Words: Dan Barnes / Photo: Tim Finch That it’s dark […]
Album Reviews
E.P. Review: Dead Man’s Whiskey – Breakout
E.P. Review: Dead Man’s Whiskey – Breakout Reviewed by Dan Barnes I saw Dead Man’s Whiskey opening the Stonedead Festival last month and was blown […]
Album Reviews
Album Review: Full of Hell – Garden of Burning Apparitions
Album Review: Full of Hell – Garden of Burning Apparitions Reviewed by Dan Barnes Garden of Burning Apparitions is full-length number five from the Maryland […]
Album Reviews
Album Review: Ministry – Moral Hygiene
Album Review: Ministry – Moral Hygiene Reviewed by Dan Barnes The world might well be going to Hell in a hand-basket but Crazy Uncle Al […]
Album Reviews
E.P. Review: Blodet – Vision
E.P. Review: Blodet – Vision Reviewed by Dan Barnes Sweden’s Blodet release their new E.P., Vision. this month, three years on from the previous disc, […]
Album Reviews
Album Review: Anti Stasi – Demo 2021
Album Review: Anti Stasi – Demo 2021 Reviewed by Dan Barnes Hailing from Leicester, Anti Stasi’s demo is as an uncompromising eight minutes and eleven […]
Live Reviews
Live Review: Dark Sky Burial – London
Live Review: Dark Sky Burial – Camden Underworld, London 12th September 2021 Review by Dan Barnes From Nick Cave to the Man Cave for this […]
Album Reviews
Album Review: Vengeful187 – War Neurosis
Album Review: Vengeful187 – War Neurosis Reviewed by Dan Barnes The new album from Norwegian/ US punks, Vengeful187 lands this week and is a contemplation […]
Album Reviews
Album Review: Send More Paramedics – The Final Feast
Album Review: Send More Paramedics – The Final Feast Reviewed by Dan Barnes For nearly fifteen years they’ve lain mostly dormant. Only the occasional stirrings […]