History is absolutely rife with tragic tales and epic wonders that have since become lost to the ever-ravaging effects of time, but it doesn’t always remain lost as various medias prolong their unique sense of immortality. Music has long been … Continue reading Towards Atlantis Lights – Dust of Aeons
The idea of drone metal is something that even after I’ve drowned myself in hours upon hours of its content I still find it challenging to really understand all that the style encompasses. It’s always a real task to try and … Continue reading Yhdarl – Loss
Millions upon millions of bands go for a very emotional driving force that allows their music to hit their mark. That allows for the bands in question to make an album centered around a single emotion to make an upbeat … Continue reading Hamferð – Támsins Likam
Australia has always been a place that I’ve associated with having a very rich metal scene that’s constantly impressing me. It’s not only rich in talent but also in diversity as you can find dozens of bands for each potential … Continue reading Hawkmoth – Godless Summit
Out in the void that metal can tend to inhabit lies a zone that not many know about and even fewer dare to venture towards. It’s one that’s perpetually black and one that always seems to continue growing and the … Continue reading Nortt – Endeligt
With every year comes new albums from bands that we enjoy, obviously, and I feel it’s safe to say that every one of us has got at least one album that we hear about and go “I need to check … Continue reading Monolord – Rust
Doom metal has taken quite a turn ever since the game changer of Sleep was set upon the world. It’s become heavier, more robust, and far more vicious than anything before it. And with that shift came a new wave … Continue reading YOB – The Great Cessation
For many, many decades now, the mastermind of otherworldly horror known as H.P. Lovecraft has been a massive influence on pop culture everywhere from novels to movies to video games to music. There’s no end to the number of bands … Continue reading Bretus – …From the Twilight Zone
There are many reputable acts to have come out of Asia in recent years as the continent has an ever-growing metal underground that’s rich in both bands as well as potential. India has been a personal favorite of mine for … Continue reading Djinn and Miskatonic – Even Gods Must Die
The land of Texas is one that isn’t exactly known for its metal scene, but much like many other places on the planet the state still manages to surprise us with acts we never saw coming. One such act is … Continue reading The Howling Void – The Darkness at the Edge of Dawn
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