bandfan25 Slow, crunchy, ponderously heavy and screechingly atmospheric, an enjoyably unsettling record!

bandfan25 Crunchy, heavy and atmospheric, a wonderful album!

Lisa Bella Donna Edgy 59 is the everlasting magic spell cast on these records. No other like him before or after forever. Favorite track: Side A: 1.Warning Signs 2.Stillborn.

Coraxio Sabbath-influenced without being sabbath worship, a clever witches' brew of retro influences with a constant steady rhythm that is completely my jam. Really soothing grooves for the discerning aficionada/aficionado. Will mellow your harsh in no time. Favorite track: Fly With Me.

Bucky Soaring with mystical hymns and spiritual grit, Visions sees Gypsybird in full flight perching its prowess with aural Sabbathstry and subliminal hook.

Roderick Pink 10 outta 10 outta this world. Production and musicianship is unhearalded. Would take on a 🏜️ Favorite track: Soul On Fire.

justinofdoom Energy. This album has great energy that makes you want to cruise with the windows down. Reminds me a lot of when The Sword released Age of Winters. So excited to check out more.

Lute FP Killer guitar crunch, straight outta the late 80s/early 90s. Alternative metal that sounds not just a little like COC’s Blind, and that is a very good thing.

Logen Ninefingers A recommendation of Mike Scheidt (Yob) and a record likely to be given re-release treatment by Ripple Music in the near future. The treble-heavy production from this ’01 release by these Man’s Ruin Alumni can't hide the massive Stoner and Psych desert grooves of its title track, 'Quaintance Of Natherack’ or the epic ‘Infinite Loop’. It does remind of ‘Wretch’ era Kyuss, but we all know what happened after that. 20 years too late, hopefully Operator Generator will get their dues. Favorite track: Polar Fleet.

westleyknows Saw Boris on the Dear 25th Anniversary show in Norwich, UK. Breathtaking show, dynamics of brutal and tender sonic boundary pushing! Great to have this memento of the gig.