While it’s usually the case that the world of post-metal finds itself criminally under-represented for one reason or another, I’m pretty confident in saying that 2022 has been a flagship year for the style. Thanks to big names like Cult … Continue reading Codespeaker – s/t
True talent never seems to sleep. As time has gone on and the world of the metal underground has become ever more diverse and wondrous, there has always been a select list of musicians that manage to not just impress … Continue reading Leipa – Reue
The very allure of accomplished musicians going from one style to another is something that will never cease to draw the attention of many with the vast potential of the underground all but incalculable when we’re dealing with real, proper … Continue reading Re-Buried – Repulsive Nature
It’s not often that we’re able to come across any style from any particular genre that manages to not just push the envelope with forward-thinking tendencies but still manage to keep the original ideas solid and healthy despite the progress … Continue reading Satanic Warmaster – Aamongandr
Given that for many of us it is the holiday season, it’s almost cliché to say that we’re being given a true gift with any given album. Most of us who do reviews and run websites covering the new releases … Continue reading Tchornobog / Abyssal – split
To watch the progression of any given band from a small one-man act into an entity that is entirely different and a true beast that is not to be messed with is a privilege like few others that one can … Continue reading Ashen Horde – Antimony
If you were to simply look in the right places, 2022 has been an absolute win for those of us who enjoy splits for all that they can be. From the unions of Domkraft and Slomatics, Bog Wizard and Froglord, … Continue reading Gosudar / Malignant Altar – Split
Wiggle room in any given style is always something that demands to be worked with as we move from one band to the next as that’s the simple fabric of any sound that allows us to have different experiences rather … Continue reading The Wolves of Avalon – Y Gododdin
On occasion, we’re treated with albums that feel like embodiments of light more than anything else. In those instances, it tends to be that the music feels warm and capturing as it wraps around you snuggly with such passion and … Continue reading Veldune – s/t
More so than ever before, the deathcore world has never been in better hands nor as many given how popular and widespread the sound has become since its inception. That being said, though, the old adage that all know more … Continue reading Origin of Infinity – After the Slumber
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