The beauty of doing these reviews is how I can listen to one album years ago that I completely forgot to revisit, and then suddenly see the same band put out a new album which then grasps my attention. It … Continue reading Ommadon – End Times
For the last few years, Mesarthim has become one of the names to know if you’re any sort of fan of metal featured on Bandcamp as this act consistently tops the site’s charts every single time they put out any … Continue reading Mesarthim – The Density Parameter
Duos are always somewhat of a spectacle in my mind as I find it endlessly entertaining to see what two guys can make work when it’d simply be easier to get more people and spread out the workload. It means … Continue reading Eagle Twin – The Thundering Heard
I remember when Wrong put out their eponymous debut not all that long ago, and it was quite the slab to behold. It showed in every capacity that these guys weren’t fucking around by any means whatsoever has their nasty … Continue reading Wrong – Feel Great
One of the first underground folk metal bands that I ever found myself enjoying was Kanseil with their debut album, and I still listen to it to this very day. They bring a very modern sound to the genre while still … Continue reading Kanseil – Fulische
When their first album was coming out, Devil You Know quickly became one of the first bands that I became attached to when I first started doing these reviews. It felt right given how the band has helped shaped my … Continue reading Light the Torch – Revival
Whenever I’m listening to black metal that’s even slightly reminiscent of the old school I’m always wary of it simply because many bands either go way too far or don’t try hard enough to really nail that feeling. Yet, there … Continue reading Metamorphosis – The Secret Art
For whatever reason, Germany has been a hotspot for psychedelic rock with acts like Greenleaf and My Sleeping Karma hailing from the land, and the trend still continues to produce new and exceptional bands. I’ve heard whispers of the name … Continue reading Black Salvation – Uncertainty Is Bliss
Any neofolk album is a bold move in it of itself if you ask me. Many musicians dare to try and embody nature and bring it into a format that can properly convey the beauty, tenacity, and the violence of nature … Continue reading Ols – Mszarna
The void is a place that a lot of music tends to find itself in, and many times in black metal who embraces the darkness and dares to carve out recesses even darker and even more sinister than we could … Continue reading MuN – Opia
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