The album title might translate to “Fuck Everything”, but it finds Dungen at the height of the powers, ploughing their own, particular furrow.
ReviewsAuthor Rich Etteridge
Eskmo – Eskmo
Ninja Tune’s latest audio gymnast Eskmo proves on his debut long-player that he’s got talent to burn according to Rich E.
Thulium – 69
This three-track EP might look a little light from the outside, but it just means the quality control is very hight, according to Rich E.
Ion Dissonance – Cursed
Cursed is less groove orientated and not as chaotic as past releases; it is an extreme dense audio juggernaut, and currently one of the best albums Basick have released.
The Sword – Warp Riders
Warp Riders, The Sword’s third album, see’s the band reach make or break point according to Rich E.
High Voltage Festival // Day 2 – Victoria Park, London 25/07/2010
Rich Etteridge reviews the second day of the High Voltage Festival, finding it lacking in denim and mullets for his, particular, taste…
Red Sparowes – The Fear Is Excruciating, But Therein Lies The Answer
Exploring slightly different territory to their previous albums, The Fear… sees Red Sparowes at their very best.
Neurosis – Times of Grace / Tribes of Neurot – Grace
Released more than 10 years ago, under the guidance of Steve Albini Neurosis started a love affair… Times of Grace is given the reissued treatment.
High On Fire – Snakes For The Divine
High on Fire continue their blistering release schedule with another album of focused brilliance.
Noisia – Split The Atom
What separates Noisia from their counterparts is their distinct, and what used to be, highly sought after techniques in creating mesmeric sounding synth lines.
