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Neo-Zine graced Lupus Golem with a fine review (we assume):

"This is the oddest one I've done for a while. Imagine starting out with a bit of a nice, even tempered ambient drone, and then all of the sudden, after drifting away and maybe letting your attntion go just ever so slightly, you realize that you are hearing the sounds of guitars and bovine (cows/bulls.) OK, I wan't expecting this... the guitar maybe, but the cattle? Yep, when this artist goes for a minotar theme, he does it in a fairly concrete way. So what does the guitar sound like, well it sound like it is being trampled by a stampede. Well, maybe not quite. The sound is very dirty, full of rumbling distortiona and stressed out speakers. The string attack sounds like an attempt to snap them from the neck of the instrument and then rub them out of existance. I'm guessing that this is improvisation, but it is not abstract improvisation. There are some spacey moments in there, but I feel more violent fantasy than sci-fi. I kind of feel like I am in the maze, and a giant cannibalistic man with the head of a longhorn is mutilating a guitar for our mutual enjoyment."
They took the words right out of our mouth...
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Vital Weekly reviewed new releases from Grohvrascht and Lupus Golem here! Scroll down to the end of the reviews section to read.

Neo-Zine reviewed Andreas Brandal's album "The Dead Station" recently:

"This is a wild and chaotic piece of experimental noise, with harsh parts and more spacey ambient parts. It has a very sudden nature to it, which may startle the unprepared listener. The mixing and the sound quality is excellent. There is a good bit of switching from speaker to speaker to give that "surround sound" feel. The sounds that you might hear will include whirrs, churning, static, squeaking-squealing, crinkling, and electronic weirdness with some occasional hints of melody hidden inside there to give it an etherial musical quality. I think that I even heard a little bit of human voice in there, but creepy whispered background sort of stuff, nothing in the foreground to give it a lyrical nature.Though this is chaotic, I wouldn't call it deconstruction. This sounds purposeful though maybe improvised. It is ground-up creation of something from irregular sources rather than a true "tearing down" of traditional structure. It is an "outside the box" performance of somewhat musical sound that has much the same effect as traditional music without all of the ususal fetters. I like this recording. It offers me some freedome without pushing me out the door."
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Vital Weekly has posted a review of Kallsup, Torstein Wjiik and Lupus Golem. Read the whole review at the Vital Weekly website. Scroll down or search for Lupus Golem to find it.

Cracked has reviewed Lupus Golem. Read the whole review at the Cracked website.