Entropy’s second album has some great moments, but also some shortcomings. Regular readers will know that one of psyreviews’ pet hates at the moment is the way…
Zirkin was one of the founding fathers of Doof records, a label who embraced the nighttime sound and made it their own. Their releases added new layers and text…
One of my favourite artists, on one of my favourite labels, with cover art and album & track titles so questionable that they must surely be taking the piss. In…
VA Booo Doof (Israel) The crunchy underbelly of Israel mooches forth again, this week giving us an excellent antidote to the more “Israeli” trance from that…
Various Forest Doof (Israel) One of my favourite labels at the moment, Doof have a reputation for no-bullshit hard as nails psytrance with a truly twisted be…
Any artist album that’s got a mostly nighttime bent is a tricky beast – it’s either got to be dazzlingly intricate (see Megalopsy) or varied and wide enough so…
You’ve got to love this label. I know I do: consistently interesting and inventive, and without whom we wouldn’t have REV, Double REL, Iron Madness or… well, re…
Turn out the lights and prepare to hide behind the sofa. From where this album sounds surprisingly good in fact — a relentless, thrashing assault on the transen…
