4. or Docklands introduce themselves with the beguiling glitch-folk Come // Close EP
4. or Docklands is the musical project of 22-year-old Jack Coleman, and precision from disorder is crucial to...
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Album Review: Divide and Dissolve – Gas Lit
There is undeniable beauty in crushing volume. From the synaesthesia-inducing repetition of Sunn O))) to The Body’s raucous...
Album Review: Boris with Merzbow – 2R0I2P0
2R0I2P0 (or “2020 R.I.P.” if you want to actually say it out loud) brings together the pre-eminent sonic...
BPM Team’s Personal 2020 Round-ups
It’s been a year of many endings, but Beats Per Minute’s is one of re-birth. For those many...
BPM’s Top 50 Albums of 2020
Well. Well, this was a year. When we got back together, a mixture of old school BPMers and...
Album Review: Liturgy – Origin of the Alimonies
This is how Liturgy were always destined to end up – producing a work of such complete and...
Album Review: Luke Abbott – Translate
Let’s be clear: listening to Translate will bring great reward but also a huge sense of annoyance. The...
Album Review: Jesu – Terminus
Terminus is the first Jesu LP in seven years, though in that time Justin Broadrick has been busy...
Album Review: Black To Comm – Oocyte Oil & Stolen Androgens
The two 2019 albums from Marc Richter, aka Black To Comm, were among the best experimental noise albums...
Album Review: Emma Ruth Rundle & Thou – May Our Chambers Be Full
Emma Ruth Rundle has carved a niche for herself as the favourite dark-folk artist of all discerning metalheads....
