Australia has quickly become a country whose metal scene is one that simply can’t be ignored as it has some of the most interesting bands the underground has seen in recent years with incredible diversity in style as well as … Continue reading Greytomb – Monumental Microcosm
I’ve always felt like black metal can be put in environments much different than woods or space (despite how vast those locations can be made) because the chaos can be morphed so easily if put in the right hands. For … Continue reading Stavves – The Desert Gloats
The Middle East is a place of great turmoil, yet even amongst all that the awesomeness of metal still prevails! We’ve been treated to more recent acts like Azoom and Al-Namrood in the expanse of death and black metal, but … Continue reading Interview with Arallu!
To create music is to create a world of your own personality where everything breathes and exists exactly the way you want it to. It’s understandably very difficult to create such a vivid image and then bring it to life … Continue reading Nightgrave – Echo
The glory of doing these reviews for years now is that I’ve been lucky enough to hear hundreds and hundreds of bands from all different types of styles from all walks of life. Continuing to do such has been a … Continue reading Yellow Eyes – Immersion Trench Reverie
When I was first getting into metal, the realm of atmospheric black metal was something that really called me, and that prompted an investigation. It’s been years since my first incursion into the dark realm, but it’s been a hell … Continue reading A Pale December – The Shrine of Primal Fire
Somewhere in the vast expanse of the cosmos lies a small corner of darkness that’s rarely acknowledged because it keeps to itself for the most part and only comes towards the grand stage of it all. It happens quite rarely, … Continue reading Tongues – Hreilia
Easily, my favorite thing about the massive underground of metal is the amount of talent that there is spread throughout it, and finding a good band that not that many others know of feels like a real treasure find. That’s … Continue reading Itnuveth – Tales and Legends of Wolves
I’ve covered a few splits over the course of the last few months, and they’ve all been fantastic, oddly enough. It seems that 2017 has been a great year for all types of albums from full-lengths to splits, and I … Continue reading Ah Ciliz / Chiral – Origins
To watch a band grow from but another speck in a very vast underground that’s all but oversaturated, it’s very satisfying to see the band bloom into something applause-worthy and even gain the praises from masters of their style! Mork … Continue reading Mork – Eremittens Dal
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