The number of elements that go into any great release varies greatly from one band to another, and to see a band of any kind pull it all off without a hitch on any given album is something that demands … Continue reading Eremit – Desert of Ghouls
Of all the death metal bands that I’ve come across over the years that have come out of the vast reaches of the underground, Molder is undoubtedly one of the bands that have stood out the most to me. Along … Continue reading Molder – Vanished Cadavers
More often than not, whenever I go to listen to black metal, I want some real substance to it. I can very happily listen to some straight forward and raw black metal with bands like Ende constantly on my radar, … Continue reading Daelkyr – Eternal Decay
It can be argued that a large amount of the bands that make up both the black and death metal scenes of the world don’t really put too much time into their craft as a lot of time it can feel lazy, … Continue reading Mvrdvrkvltvr – Mauled by Savagery
I could sit here all day about the very up and down nature about everything that is atmospheric black metal. It’s something that I’ve talked about in length, and can easily become something that can be as entrancing as it … Continue reading Skognatt – Autumn Skies
To dive into the world of atmospheric black metal is to prepare yourself to inevitably find a lot of material that sounds the same simply because the style has become so oversaturated. Now, that can be just as much a … Continue reading Vaar – As Dusk Fell
There is a very tricky thing to the seemingly easy concept that is melodic death metal, but it only occurs if you don’t want to go the “easy” route of just taking straight death metal and shoving a ton of … Continue reading Ephemeral – VII
Man, this year really does feel like the year where anything related to psychedelia is just one a completely different level than ever before, and bands both new and old seem to be coming out of the woodwork just to … Continue reading Duskwood – The Lost Tales
The real beauty of instrumental rock to me comes from the fact that you can really do almost whatever it is you want stylistically and it’ll sound at the very least decent. You can easily shift from something riff-heavy to … Continue reading Zayn – You
India used to be a country that I would actively seek out material from on a regular basis mainly thanks to the likes of Transcending Obscurity bringing to light just how rich the country’s metal scene is as a whole, … Continue reading The Riot Peddlers – Strength in Dumbers
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