While I often say that metal is the genre I listen to the most with the extreme side producing some of my favorite albums ever, it’s with rock that are where my roots lie and I know that many others … Continue reading The Ivory Elephant – Stoneface
Having experienced the excellence that was the Maryland Doom Fest 2019 not too long ago, I’m still in the mindset where it seems that all I want is some super groovy and heavy material that constantly crosses the boundary between … Continue reading Almost Honest – Seiches and Sirens
While I do very much enjoy inspecting the underground in all of its unending potential that’s to be had, it does behoove one to look up every now and then to really see what the slightly bigger acts are up … Continue reading Torche – Admission
It’s been a long loved euphoria of mine to be able to sit back and just kick my feet up whilst listening to some rock that exudes a good time top to bottom as we’re given the very spirit of … Continue reading King of None – Weightless Waters
There are simply some sounds that don’t need tweaking. They’re perfect as is and any sort of tampering would be to taint its excellence. The results truly fall within the capability of the band in question as to whether or … Continue reading Zed – Volume
If you’ve known me for the last six months, you’ll know that I’ve had a lot to look forward to for this year and I’ve remained incredibly vocal on that. From old personal favorites like Inter Arma, Lord Dying, Wormwood, … Continue reading Elder – The Gold & Silver Sessions
It’s likely been years since any sort of punk rock really leaped out at me and I couldn’t help but listen to over and over again. I couldn’t even tell you the last piece of punk rock that I was … Continue reading Sue – It Will Never End
Bursting forth with riffs in one hand and a joint in the other is the sort of thing that many bands have made a decent following out of, especially in recent years with the stoner strains of rock and doom … Continue reading EnFire – Juniper Landing
It’s in the current landscape of post-rock that I’ve spent a good bit of time, and I know many others have simply because of how mesmerizing the style can easily become if you just put it in the hands of … Continue reading Ships Fly Up – Ghost Kingdom
Anyone who has investigated even a little into the current state of rock, not to mention the decades of releases, knows that there have been and will continue to be many, many iterations of the classic sound that will, somehow, … Continue reading Lightning Born – s/t
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