There’s a very dark side to metal that many people tend to shy away from, even those of us who venture into the more unsightly visions that metal has to offer. The realm I’m talking about is only that’s always … Continue reading Spectral Voice – Eroded Corridors of Unbeing
I’ve been a massive fan of death metal for years now as I’ve been slowly introducing myself to more and more of it so I can truly understand what the entirety of the genre is about. Yet despite my efforts, … Continue reading Dark Waters End – Submersion
The Middle East is a place of great turmoil, yet even amongst all that the awesomeness of metal still prevails! We’ve been treated to more recent acts like Azoom and Al-Namrood in the expanse of death and black metal, but … Continue reading Interview with Arallu!
The absolutely sprawling underground scene of death metal has an absolute ton of positives to it that give unknown bands plenty of cred without being household names. Straight death metal has an immense amount of bands that like to try … Continue reading Wargore – Between Evil and Death
To create music is to create a world of your own personality where everything breathes and exists exactly the way you want it to. It’s understandably very difficult to create such a vivid image and then bring it to life … Continue reading Nightgrave – Echo
Imagine wanting to create music for a whole thirty years but always having to put it off because of one reason or another. Life has a tendency to get in the way more times than not, and that’s what happened … Continue reading Emerald – Angels of Oblivion
The glory of doing these reviews for years now is that I’ve been lucky enough to hear hundreds and hundreds of bands from all different types of styles from all walks of life. Continuing to do such has been a … Continue reading Yellow Eyes – Immersion Trench Reverie
One of the greatest things I’ve stumbled across in my unending search for new metal to enjoy is the concept of bringing together psychedelia and doom metal, but it is one that is far from unique. It’s been done so many … Continue reading StoneBirds – Time
When I was first getting into metal, the realm of atmospheric black metal was something that really called me, and that prompted an investigation. It’s been years since my first incursion into the dark realm, but it’s been a hell … Continue reading A Pale December – The Shrine of Primal Fire
In a genre as broad and as varied as metal, we’re treated to all sorts of bands that try to go above and beyond with their craft to bring us something tat can only be described as unique. And amongst … Continue reading Turma – Kraken
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