I’ve always been big into instrumental music because it’s just the type of thing that after a long day of work and listening to all the death metal, black metal, and other heavy as fuck shit I hear at work … Continue reading Sisters Of… – Adulescentia (single)
I myself have always been fascinated with any form of instrumental music because, while vocals are a great and sometimes vital element of music, it’s the ultimate chill tunes for any occasion for me. So investigating the debut album of … Continue reading Sounds Like an Infection (self-titled)
One of the best things about loving metal and not being an elitist is that I can listen to whatever the fuck I want without thinking “this isn’t brutal enough”, “not kvlt enough”, or “Slayer for life” in some way. … Continue reading Erudite Stoner (self-titled)
There’s this rare oddity among metal known as atmospheric doom metal, and for me the only band that fits that description is Secrets of the Sky. Now that they’re no longer together, I’ve been meaning to find another band that … Continue reading Hemelbestormer – Aether
Exploring the genre that is rock is always something that I love to do as I never know what I’m going to get, and even though I’ve met just as many bad experiences that I have met good ones I’ve … Continue reading Scale the Summit – V
Sophomore album are unjustly notorious for being the album that is lesser than a band’s debut as it isn’t as “unique” or “special” for the band in question. But in my experience, the sophomore album turns out to be better … Continue reading Arcade Messiah – II
One of the few things in black metal that I have never come across is a band that has dared to create a fully instrumental album, and Spectral Lore’s upcoming ambient EP “Gnosis” is my first exposure to the style … Continue reading Spectral Lore – Gnosis
Post metal and post rock have always interested me because you can do so much with post that can truly take you somewhere else with a unique set of sound effects mixed in with the normal band set up that … Continue reading Glasir – Unborn
What makes a good doom metal band? To be fair, many things, but one thing that pretty much every doom fan including myself loves is an insurmountable crunch that goes along with the slow tempo, and most bands do it … Continue reading Canyon of the Skull (self-titled)
When I think of instrumental rock I don’t and really can’t think of much as not a whole lot of bands from that particular style have flown into my ears. In fact, only two have with those being My Sleeping … Continue reading Red Morris – Lady Rose
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