Life is full of little surprises, isn’t it? A regular release from Esoctrilihum is far from qualifying as such since it has been a few years now since 12 months have gone by without a brand new slab of otherworldly … Continue reading Esoctrilihum – F’htansg
The sprawling reaches of black metal are always quite a sight to behold in many forms in virtually every way, and it’s in its darkest regions that some of the best material resides even if the style as a whole … Continue reading Grimorte – Esoteric Ascendance
It’s not very often that I find myself ensnared in whatever the world of hardcore throws my way whenever it decides to do so, and it’s surprisingly often that I find myself really into whatever I’m hearing when the occasion … Continue reading Wisent – Seething
Of all the many iterations that heavy metal has taken over the years, there are very few bands out there that have managed to bring it together with elements of the more extreme sides of the genre in a way … Continue reading Archierophant – Kingdom
There are plenty of names throughout the psychedelic and desert rock scenes to keep us entertained for decades, and that has absolutely been the case, but while the thought of them coming together for something next level is only something … Continue reading Big Scenic Nowhere – Lavender Blues
The number of quality death/doom acts to have come out in recent years and risen to the task of delivering greatness that we can really sink our teeth into has risen tremendously, and you could almost point in any direction … Continue reading Hinayana – Death of the Cosmic
The soundtrack to the apocalypse is something that’s constantly changing simply based upon what kind of cataclysm we’re dealing with, and that has inspired countless bands to create something that fits such a description whether they know it or not. … Continue reading All Are To Return – s/t
It has barely been over a week since I did a review for Kevel’s upcoming album whose interesting take on sludge was more than everything I could’ve asked for, and I’ve been finding myself wanting to find more likewise material … Continue reading Montagne – Black Waterfall
To create an album that can only be described as ethereal is a feat all on its own. That really does feel like the goal for any band that falls into the realms of either post-rock or post-metal, and it’s … Continue reading Face Off – Machines
A proper entrance into the scene of any style of metal can be an exceedingly tricky thing to pull of purely due to the fact that there’s just so much material to go around that it’s difficult to be noticed. … Continue reading Noxis – Expanse of Hellish Black Mire
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