Grave Lines - CommunionTwo albums in and Londons Grave Lines, purveyors of heavy gloom have already carved a unique niche in the myriad spheres of heavy music. Their first album Welcome To Nothing set the tone for their distinct take on doom metal, which was broadened even further with album two Fed Into The Nihilist Engine. An epic feast of hard n heavy riffs coupled with brooding sadness interspersed with thoughtful transcendent moments of introspection. Never a band to

Bill Fay - I Hear You Calling

decidedly unscientific tunes enacted on the new-fangled device called the Moog

All tracks (12 on vinyl

Snapped Ankles have taken on the guise of the very agents of their community’s demise – the property developers and brokers who heat the market on the promise of ‘Stunning Luxury’

each song cut by another artist they loved and admired

seductive and moody

That album earned the band a much-deserved following across the world and triumphantly marked their arrival onto the international stage

with crystalline guitar and slo-mo drums that recall the way the waves take big bites of the beach at night

Moldy Peaches

The Bonnie ‘Prince’ sings

Steven Grossman was covered by Twiggy and Scrumbly & Martin are justifiably infamous for their work with San Francisco drag hippies the Cockettes

sinewy psychedelia