There have been plenty of bands that I’ve come across that try to infuse some sort of comedy into their work, and it’d be an understatement to say that most of them didn’t succeed all that well. I’ve come across … Continue reading Deprecator – Tickle Time
The land of folk metal is something that can seem just as vast as it can feel almost uninspired in many unfortunate instances. It can be very easy for a band that wants to walk through the realm of folk … Continue reading Baldrs Draumar – Magnus
I always have liked myself a good Tolkien reference in metal whether it be the core theme to a band’s material or just in their name. When I first peered upon the name that is Orodruin, I figured I’d be … Continue reading Orodruin – Ruins of Eternity
To say that there is an ungodly amount of bands that at least try to bring old school death metal to their sound would be an egregious understatement the likes of which the metal world can do without. Don’t get … Continue reading Innards – Back From the Grave, Straight In Your Face
The number of bands that do their best to bring forth their own brand of psychedelia into the world is at an untold high nowadays, and it’s not hard to see why given how much enjoyment the style can bring … Continue reading Frozen Planet….1969 – Meltdown on the Horizon
It’s well within the capabilities of the expansive realm that is post-metal to create something that can truly cut deeper than any other music of its medium in such a way that’s as primal and raw as could be. With … Continue reading Golden Heir Sun – Holy The Abyss
It has been ever since their debut album not all that long ago that Spaceslug has become a damn near integral band for the realm of anything related to stoner metal or rock with every new album from them displaying … Continue reading Spaceslug – Reign of the Orion
It’s not uncommon to see a band want to try something different with each record that they put out as they simply don’t want to repeat themselves whether it be because they don’t want to seem like they’ve become boring … Continue reading Husmanskost – Solstice II
Many, many bands have tried to make their own little brands of atmospheric black metal stand out more than plenty of others, but there it’s not terribly often that we get a band that can actually pull it off even … Continue reading Moonknight – Discernment
This entire year has already been beyond bountiful for anyone who enjoys any sort of death/doom metal as we’ve gotten so fucking much excellence from that realm from the likes of Officium Triste, Weeping Sores, Illimitable Dolor, and much more … Continue reading Sun of the Dying – The Earth is Silent
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