Experimentation is a weird realm where enough is never the end as new styles are being created so amazingly often that it’s impossible to keep it up with it all no matter how much you try to keep up with … Continue reading Warrior Pope – Anchorite
A span of a few years is a good amount of time for a newer band to try and hone their sound in order to return with more powerful material that’s an improvement upon their previous work. Two years ago … Continue reading Army of Dagon – Night of the Mystics
We live in an age where bands are constantly trying to one-up each other and create something that’s new, fresh, and innovative, or, alternatively, we get bands who are stuck in the past and simply regurgitate what we’ve all seen … Continue reading Mindkult – Lucifer’s Dream
Spain has been a light focus of mine in these past few months as I’m slowly getting more and more exposure to the band’s scene and witness what great acts the country has to call their own. I’ve been familiar … Continue reading Interview with Totengott’s drummer Jose Mora!
Back in 2015, I stumbled upon a 2-track debut of instrumental drone metal that was admittedly dry and a bit repetitive, but it was intriguing. After several listens, I grew to enjoy the crunchiness that Canyon of the Skull brought … Continue reading Canyon of the Skull – The Desert Winter
A lot of times I’ll allow the cover art to draw me in because I have this natural desire to investigate an album that has an amazing cover. It’s the very first thing people searching for music see on the … Continue reading Destroyer of Light – Chamber of Horrors
Every so often the underground will see a new single musician arrive. Just one man. That is what we call a mastermind, and in some rare instances, there’s no other word except mastermind to call the person behind the project … Continue reading Tchornobog – s/t
I’m not quite sure what it is about doom metal, but it’s always been a great vessel should you want a little bit of psychedelia in your musical diet. It doesn’t have to be a lot, or even intentional, it … Continue reading Lotus Ash – The Evening Redness
Every band has got to start somewhere before they can embark on their own grand journey as a group. Many start out simply cover classics from renowned bands that they love and enjoy. For the case of Spain’s Totengott, this … Continue reading Totengott – Doppelgänger
The desert is a very unforgiving place to be in as it’s one of the most uninhabitable places on the entire planet. Yet somehow, life still thrives in the sands despite the harsh odds. For a band to embody such … Continue reading Stondar – s/t
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