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Album Review: Sallow Moth - Hydrophilous Brood
10+ hour, 38+ min ago (433+ words) Album Review: Sallow Moth – Hydrophilous Brood therazorsedge.rocks Album Review: Sallow Moth – Hydrophilous Brood Reviewed by Eric Clifford We’re all going to die someday, so I’ll not waste our fleeting time belabouring with a preamble. This is a phenomenal release,…...
Album Review: Daydream Plus - Second Last Day of Summer
2+ week, 6+ day ago (83+ words) Reviewed by Oli Gonzalez But then, sadly, things start to go downhill. Slowly at first, but then more rapidly. Why? It’s a well-produced product no doubt with just the right amount of studio polish so that it’s clean and crisp…...
Album Review: Coprolith - Putrescence
3+ week, 10+ hour ago (741+ words) Album Review: Coprolith – Putrescence therazorsedge.rocks Album Review: Coprolith – Putrescence Reviewed by Sam Jones We’re taking a look at a younger band today. Formed out of Toronto, Canada in 2023, we have Coprolith who seek to unleash their debut studio album…...
Album Review: Hawxx - The World Splits Open
3+ week, 6+ day ago (357+ words) Reviewed by Tim Finch It is often said that in humanity’s worst times, whilst some people rise up and fight others do so in the form of music. Some of the best musical genres we’ve experienced over the years have…...
Album Review: Slift - Fantasia
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (47+ words) Reviewed by Matthew Williams Album Review: Evergrey – Architects Of A New Weave Interview: Hawxx @ Uprising Album Review: Slift – Fantasia Reviewed by Matthew Williams I remember watching French trio Slift on the Sunday night at Desertfest London 2025, and although […] © The Razor's…...
Album Review: Mild - Boss
3+ mon, 2+ week ago (136+ words) Reviewed by Rob Barker Reckless next – shifting to a notable hardcore-punk beat and vibe for the first three-or-so minutes before changing again into an outro that feels more at home back in stoner territory. A conspicuously shorter track in compared…...