Kingdom of Noise

Most of the February releases I wanted to check out droppped on February 28 so I had to take some time to digest them before throwing some r...

Super late this time. Things. In the interests of moving on I won't say much. But, that's also kind of on purpose because the the ba...

(image generated using AI) Here we are again. Another year gone by and another list of albums to call my favourites. Honestly, I think it wa...

December is always a month that doesn't have very many releases. Ya know, because list season. To really value something you have to ...

I'm publishing this even later this month. Wow. Things have been going on, ya know? Anyway, in the new year I was going to change thi...

I must apologize, dear readers. Twice. First, it's the 17th and I'm just posting this now. Sorry. Second, because it's the 1...

Back in the dark times, August 2020 to be exact, a band from Norway named Slomosa released their self-titled album. I had no idea. Then,...

I listened to more new music in August than I did July but most of the good stuff came right near the end of the month. Mammoth Volume, De...

To be honest I listened to almost no July new releases (in July). I was stuck on a psychedelic music trip. Yawning Man, Colour Haze, Naxa...

There is no questioning that 'The Return of Tomorrow' by Fu Manchu is the album of the month for June. Possibly for the first hal...

Italy's mighty Ufomammut have the distinguished honour of being Album of the Month for May 2024 here at Kingdom of Noise with 'Hi...

I am pretty much phoning this month in. From long distance. You don't need me to tell you that High on Fire's 'Cometh the Sto...

Ya know, I can't even remember how I came across Uncle Woe exactly but since hearing 'Pennyfold Haberdashery and Abbatoir Deluxe...

Last month I mentioned how Kevin Keegan and Devon Motz were guest vocalists on the Brugada album. In digging into the guests I was unfamili...

  "Better late than never" applies to this post in a couple ways. First, the post is a few weeks late. Second, the album is a few ...

Man, the evolution continues. Or is it a de-evolution? Not society. That's totally fucked. I mean my music listening habits. Long gone a...

Full disclosure. I'm tired of this format. This will be the last collage/what I listened to most post. I'm not sure what...

Music is a drug. A strong, addicting, healing drug. Here's what I medicated with most in November. Ok, so obviously not all ...

Once again we find Baroness on top of the pile! No surprise. I love it. Love it! I also love the newest from Hippie Death Cult, ...

For the first time in a long time I went a whole month without alcohol. And the last 8 days without weed. Or wearing a hat. Thos...

We have quite the diverse lineup this month! Some psych doom, some stoner doom, some death metal, some metallic hardcore, some M...

With the exception of Weekend Nachos' classic 'Worthless' this month's Nebular Nine could constitute a good port...

Man alive! June featured some of my all time favourite bands. I've been listening to almost all these bands for years. I onl...

May 2023! What a month! Well, I make every month good because of my good taste. Ha! The Nebular Nine may have nine albums listed...

Don't be surprised of you see some of April's highlights show up on my best of 2023 list. The new Dozer album is incredi...

It's almost a given that a new Weedian comp will make this list. April will have Trip to Wisconsin guaranteed.  The new Acid...

  I spent most of February obsessing over a handful of albums. Most notably that Slomosa debut from 2020. I missed it then but I'm makin...

I've canned my weekly The Week That Was Wednesdays feature on Instagram for a bunch of reasons. (Previous posts @notglossyeh) Bu...

Well, here we are again. 2022 was actually a decent year personally. There are always big things hanging overhead but at least not many fell...