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In Situ: Dark, Delicate, and Distinctly Maudits
With their trademark French flair twisted by a dark, cinematic undercurrent, Maudits deliver another release that's refined yet delightfully unsettling.
Pat O Regan
Oct 283 min read


On vinyl, Mountainscape's Iridescent hits like a seismic pulse
With Iridescent, Mountainscape have leveled up yet again. Iridescent is an album that balances scales and emotion, where atmosphere doesn’t soften the blows but makes them land harder. The band prove that instrumental metal just needs a vision, and in that respect, they’ve delivered it in spades
Pat O Regan
Sep 33 min read


VINYL NEVER FORGETS - Sundays Are For Looking Back
This two-track EP unfolds like a dialogue of opposing forces, each piece a vast, immersive soundscape that rises and shifts with the weight of nature’s ferocious elements. TRNA embraces contrast in its purest form, letting sound move between turbulence and serenity until both emotions blur into something transcendent.
Pat O Regan
Aug 312 min read


we.own.the.sky Drop Their Cosmic New Single, Eclipse
I’m delighted to see Greek post rockers we.own.the.sky back in the game with a brand-new single. With Eclipse, the guys mark their return with a carefully sculpted piece of post-rock that feels both fresh and intense, and massively immersive!
Pat O Regan
Aug 272 min read


Vinyl Never Forgets - Sundays are for looking back
Astralia’s Solstice is an exercise in perfectly balancing patience with vast open atmospherics. It’s a record that draws its strength from the spaces it leaves unfilled as much as it does from the broad sound it crafts
Pat O Regan
Aug 162 min read


This isn’t just a new single, it’s a call for help from Last of Eden!
Last Of Eden (L.O.E) Single: Need Your Help With This Released: 13-08-2025 I know I always tend to wax lyrical about the beauty of...
Pat O Regan
Aug 132 min read


Vinyl Never Forgets – Fridays are for looking back
Aoria’s debut is an overlooked masterpiece. It’s powerful, passionate, and utterly immersive for fans of emotionally driven, slow-burning soundscapes. However, It’s a shame that the journey ended here
Pat O Regan
Aug 71 min read
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