The recent wave of psychedelia with a solid degree of heaviness is something that many of us have clung onto with plenty of examples of it being what we never knew we needed out of music before we stumbled onto … Continue reading Tremor Ama – Beneath
War is far from a fresh topic to the world of metal much less music as a whole, but it’s simply one of those topics that never seems to overstay its welcome nor does it disappoint when it’s given to … Continue reading Sarmat – RS-28
When I find myself venturing back into the world of instrumental rock at least once every month (I have a problem, send help), it tends to be from the world of psychedelia that the material stems from. A change would … Continue reading Atomic Vulture – Moving Through Silence
Taking into consideration the reputation that the world of death/doom as a whole has acquired for itself over the last few years, it’d be hard to raise that reputation any higher with all the massive entries that the style has … Continue reading Mepharis – Eternal Night
Sometimes, the stars align in the most perfect way that you have no choice but to believe that it was truly meant to be. When I went and saw “Godzilla vs King Kong” opening weekend, half the time I could … Continue reading Oxygen Destroyer – Sinister Monstrosities Spawned By the Unfathomable Ignorance of Humankind
A band that’s able to bring forth a performance that’s as energetic as it is unpredictable, I feel like it’s safe to say that many of us could tell right off the bat that we’re in for a show like … Continue reading Diskord – Degenerations
The vast majority of the time, it’s within the vast world of rock that instrumental acts tend to find a home in rather than in the world of metal. Something about rock is more appealing to instrumental acts out there, … Continue reading Dimwind – Slow Wave Violence
It’s the world of sludge that I don’t think that I can get enough of. Just the overall grit of everything that encapsulates the style is so much of what I love about my metal with how nasty it always … Continue reading TarLung – Architect
It’s not terribly often that we find ourselves with a band that manages to bring forth virtually every aspect of extreme metal into one performance that still manages to feel fresh, cohesive, and utterly engaging. Having been around for a … Continue reading Desaster – Churches Without Saints
The growth of a band going from a demo to a full-length album can just as easily feel like a massive leap as much as a small step forward for the progression of a band, and it was to see … Continue reading Necroschaos – Mortal Angels Descent
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