When listening to anything that’s instrumental, I want to hear something that’s really going to illustrate a world around me that words cannot bring forth and given that by nature there are no words to be had. It’s all but … Continue reading Mairu – The Sacred Dissonance
Most of the time when I go to listen to any sort of folk metal, I’m hoping to get an epic experience filled with all the parts of a fantastical journey that the style could ever possibly hope to bring … Continue reading Eramaa – Breathe
The very colorful and dynamic world of progressive metal is something that, for some reason, I need to take in heavy moderation given just how immensely crazy it can get in all of its madness. But, like an addict, I … Continue reading Chaos Over Cosmos – s/t
There are just some works of music that are simply bewildering to listen to no matter if it’s your first time hearing it or your hundredth. They’re the sort of material that captures the beauty of the stars and constantly … Continue reading Daxma – Ruins Upon Ruins
The world is a wide and large place with so many different people doing so many different things to bring something interesting into the world of metal music, and it’s the land of Scandinavia that we can always rely on … Continue reading Goatskullt – Kinahmia
The great vast majority of the time I sit here and try to shove albums down the throats of you people the material tends to hail from the more extreme end of metal as that’s simply what interests me the … Continue reading Spreading the Disease – Mindcell
There have been many times that I sat down to listen to some quality atmospheric black metal and I get exactly what I think I will. But, it’s every now and then that I hear a record that changes the … Continue reading Aubzagl – Eilifa Kuldinn
If you’ve known me for the last six months, you’ll know that I’ve had a lot to look forward to for this year and I’ve remained incredibly vocal on that. From old personal favorites like Inter Arma, Lord Dying, Wormwood, … Continue reading Elder – The Gold & Silver Sessions
Of all the trends that we’ve seen on the rise in the world of metal in recent years, it’s the sudden jump in the number of bands fronted by women who are given attention almost exclusively for that sometimes. I’ve … Continue reading Kings Winter – Forging the Cataclysm
It’s sometimes the small improvements that can make for a world of difference as even the smallest change in approach or execution can make the final product shine in an entirely new light. In the case of Le Menhir, I … Continue reading Le Menhir – Ombre
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