Given the sheer nature of the underground to replicate itself while simultaneously seeking new avenues to venture down, it’s only a matter of time before we’re given an act that taps into something that may not necessarily be brand new … Continue reading Horseburner – Voice of Storms
It’s no secret that we’re living in a time where the progressive reaches of any given sound throughout the vast expanse of metal have gotten to the point where it’s simply inescapable. Sometimes, it can seem so cluttered and oftentimes … Continue reading Februus – Surveillance Orgy
Well and truly, there are more than enough corners of death metal that need to be explored even as we find ourselves in an age of unfettered progressiveness that has seen the genre taken to new heights and lengths heretofore … Continue reading Diskord / Atvm – Bipolarities
Australia has never has any doubt when it comes to the sheer quality of its metal scene taken for all that it is, but too often does it not get the credit it deserves as often as more well-known bastions … Continue reading Hybrid Nightmares – Woeful Inertia
A band that dares to challenge itself and its own medium is something that, fortunately, we’ve seen plenty instances of in recent times. Even so, it’s not always terribly often to bear witness to acts that are actually able to … Continue reading Chapel of Disease – Echoes of Light
In every given style no matter which it may be, there’s no way to deny that there are a few select names that stand out. It’s as you focus your searches even more upon the more niche styles that you … Continue reading Mountain Caller – Chronicle II: Hypergenesis
Without so much as a doubt, Job for a Cowboy has to be hailed as one of the most influential bands of our time especially when it comes to much of the new talent that has been coming out of … Continue reading Job for a Cowboy – Moon Healer
To push the envelope of your sound and actually succeed is to truly set yourself apart from the vast majority of your contemporaries. It’s something that so many throughout the underground have been striving to achieve ever since the dawn … Continue reading Lord Dying – Clandestine Transcendence
It always seems to be at the start of every new year that I am bombarded with material from the previous year that is simply peak. An odd phenomenon that I really need to do some research into for verification, … Continue reading Obsidian Tide – The Grand Crescendo
When it’s done right, there is nothing that can compare to a proper work of progressive metal for all that it can be. Yet, despite such grand potential, exceptional works of the sound are very much so few and far … Continue reading Sgàile – Traverse the Bealach
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