There are some combinations that just make far too much sense. Whether it being bringing together different sounds for a joint offensive or two bands joining forces to demonstrate what both can bring to the table when moving as one … Continue reading Mizmor & Hell – Alluvion
Across all things that find themselves in the world of psychedelics, few can deny the immense quality and diversity that we are able to find the genre in without exception nor any stone left unturned when it comes to truly … Continue reading Rezn & Vinnum Sabbathi – Silent Future
For the last little while now, I’ve been steeped in the very greatness of the Greek underground and all of the material that it has to offer with its level of intensity still nigh on magnificent to lose yourself in. … Continue reading Dødsferd – Asphyxiating Late Night Sessions: Collaboration with Sarvok
Last year, it was with the magnificent pairing of Lord Buffalo and Palehorse/Palerider that Desert Records released the first of their “Legends of the Desert” split series. By far, it was one of the most engaging collaborations of its kind … Continue reading Legends of the Desert: Volume 2 – The Penitent Man & Cortége
It’s not terribly often that we get a split album that’s less of a traditional split and more of a proper collaboration. Bell Witch’s latest effort in league with Aerial Ruin is the latest and most notable of such that … Continue reading Howling Giant / Sergeant Thunderhoof – Masamune and Muramasa
A true collaboration between two acts is something that we don’t get as often as we might like with a simple split being the course that’s taken much more often than not. There’s nothing wrong with that whatsoever, but it … Continue reading Bell Witch / Aerial Ruin – Stygian Bough Volume I
There are many facets that the entirety of the music world faces at any given time, and by no means whatsoever are the worlds of rock or metal exempt from that reality with there being loads of controversies or unsavory … Continue reading Women of Doom
Just seven years ago, it was these two legendary names in the world of atmospheric black metal that decided to join forces and create a split that’s still nigh-on seminal, “Sol”, that also acted as a marker of quality for … Continue reading Spectral Lore / Mare Cognitum – Wanderers: Astrology of the Nine
Much like what I said but two days ago, the pagan metal is something that I’ve always felt partial to but has always favored it more for the folk elements and spirituality above all else as I love that shit. … Continue reading Crystalmoors / Hordak – Árguma / Ophiusa
Many times people see the word “collaboration” and think it’s some small-scale thing that two or three artists come together to create a different sound than what they typically perform. But if you’re at all familiar with the label of … Continue reading Cryo Chamber Collaboration – Yog-Sothoth
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