Painfully intimate, achingly beautiful and excoriatingly heavy, ‘Mass VI’ is a complete masterpiece.

Beautiful, angular, obsidian, here they come again with their 11th studio album ‘Fires Within Fires’ and, my God, it’s full of stars. – By Thomas Laycock

The album flows together almost flawlessly like some rumination on one long and complex matrix of unspeakable things. This isn’t so much an exploration of loud vs quiet as a conversation between light and dark, pulse and peace, the delicacy that tempers rage; the one amplifying the other and creating the most bittersweet and inspiring offspring. By Thomas Laycock

A short yet explosive release that will leave you salivating for more. – By Thomas Laycock

The fifth full-length release from Somerset’s Blueneck finds the champions of exhilarating melancholy charting new territory while still retaining the soulful core that has made them the darlings of delicate song-based post-rock. By Thomas Laycock

Nurtured at the breast of the post-metal greats this debut EP is a remarkably refined and impressive entry in the genre. Recorded under live conditions in a single day it’s an epic work that cares as much for the delicate detail as it does for the big guns. – By Thomas Laycock