There’s always a part of me that desires to hear some tasty rock music. I enjoy plenty of what the genre has to offer, but lately whenever I sit down to find something new I always somehow subconsciously find my way … Continue reading Galactic Gulag – To The Stars By Hard Ways
We all have those eventful days that just simply need a winding down when it’s all over, and I’m no different. I sat down to find a record to sink my teeth into after a long day, and I felt … Continue reading The Re-Stoned – Chronoclasm
When you’re like me and you’re constantly listening to the many forms of chaos that metal music tends to present itself in, a relief is something that can become a very welcome thing. It too can come in many different … Continue reading ShiMa – Vol.01
Doom metal has always been a long and tremendous ride for me as I do my best to interpret the heavy records with every passing album that takes me through harsh worlds and landscapes made through ridiculous improvising by talented artists. … Continue reading Clouds Taste Satanic – The Glitter of Infinite Hell
After almost a straight week of reviewing nothing else exclusively black metal, I needed a dramatic shift to reinvigorate my brain and waft a breeze of fresh air through my mind. I felt instrumental rock would be a terrific place … Continue reading Before and After Science – Relics & Cycles
Long days can truly take their toll on the mind and body. After it all, we all have our ways to wind down and move on whether it be preparing an easy to make a meal in the microwave, reading … Continue reading The Last Sighs of the Wind – We Are Trees
Many music lovers listen to music to be taken to a state of euphoria that nothing else can really achieve, and a portion of us love it when bands take the extra step to make their sound but incredibly immersive … Continue reading King Bong – Sand ≈ Return
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
For well over a year now I’ve been singing praises about the Indian metal scene as being one of the most interesting places in the entire world to find up and coming bands that should be heard. But despite my … Continue reading The Minerva Conduct – s/t
A story in an album is always something that can easily draw people in, and that goes double for me. I’m a real sucker for a good story, and when it’s woven in a very well crafted album then what’s … Continue reading Kylver – The Island
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