A debut that manages to send chills down the spine is, without doubt, one of the best things any of us could stumble across in the vast underground. It’s always a momentous occasion to find brand new talent of any … Continue reading Profane Desecration – Abysmal Stillness
Not nearly often enough does Asia get the metal representation it deserves. While the occasional blog thread or anomaly like Transcending Obscurity bring at least a little bit of attention to that wildly underground world, there’s so much unknown glory … Continue reading Laang – Xinteng
To swim through the vast and practically endless ocean of all that death metal can be in its current form is to lose yourself in a style that can effortlessly swallow you whole before you even have time to realize … Continue reading Mofsed – Noesis
To consider any band that’s tackled the dreary and fashionable world of gothic doom, you simply cannot go a few feet in the modern soundscape without at least mentioning the very name of A Pale Horse Named Death. There are … Continue reading A Pale Horse Named Death – Infernum In Terra
There truly is no shortage of greatness when it comes to horror media and all that it has inspired to grace our ears, eyes, and everything else in spades to offer us macabre morsels that are fascinating to say in … Continue reading Heads for the Dead – Slash’n’Roll
In today’s extremely layered and complex soundscape, it’s not hard to listen to any number of bands and hear the strings of influence from many great acts of the past and present come through into the sound of fresh acts … Continue reading Callus – A Breath of Flesh Air
One of the most sacred concoctions in all of black metal for me absolutely has to be whenever the style drifts into the mystical realm of folk metal for it’s in those fantastical worlds that we get some of the … Continue reading Alda – A Distant Fire
Many sections of doom and rock music have found their homes in the desert for all that the sands and scorched rock can offer the style with all sorts of sonic territory being covered by both styles, but it’s always … Continue reading Gralaghorr – The Divine Spectacle of Rebirth
Far too often when I venture into the world of deathcore, I find a disappointing amount of imagination and, oddly enough, power. Power means absolutely nothing if you don’t have the skill to back it up with the consequence being … Continue reading Bleeding Malice – Thy Kingdom Come
Despite having a clear stigma surrounding the style in the eyes of many, I don’t think I’ll get over just how interesting the wide world of stoner rock can be for all that it can deliver. The sound is just … Continue reading Planet of the 8s – Lagrange Point Vol I
Head-Banger Reviews 