An absolutely incredible show as usual from Hawkwind, only this one was
The following is a reworking of a poem and post that originally appeared in 2018:
Ameretat’s self titled debut album, released 2025, opens with ‘Ghazal-e-ātish / Posht-e-pardeh’ (‘Ode to the Fire / Behind the Veil’). The track starts with a medium paced but purposeful drum beat before a slice of feedback introduces
When reviewing There’s Always Time’s EP ‘Breathe’ in 2024, I described the sound as dark, moody, Bauhaus-esque in tone and stalking like a cold shadow carrying a jagged-edged knife with vocals that reach Polystyrene-levels of pitch and passion. All of those components remain thoroughly present on debut album YOU SUCK !!!. Only now
He’d always dreamed Of teaching grandchildren Invaluable life skills Like never
Influenced by numerous friends’ belief in angels, despite the no-longer-so-little cherubs also being their teenaged children.