Already, we live in a time where psychedelic rock feels more organic and widespread than it has for some time with the advent of the digital underground, and I don’t think I’ll ever truly tire of its mysterious depths. From … Continue reading From the Ages – II
If there is any single thing that I know of when it comes to the expansive world of instrumental rock, it’s that even after all that we’ve been offered by acts new and old, there is no way that we’re … Continue reading The Bronzed Chorus – Aki
Of all the different regions of doom that there are to explore, the instrumental reaches are easily some of the most interesting in my book. There is nothing that can compare to a band that can keep your attention with … Continue reading Kosmik Sun – Medium Interstellar
One way or another, we are all familiar with many of the stereotypes that have come along and about throughout the vast realms of doom metal whether we have done our best to embrace or reject them. Plenty of bands … Continue reading Xagonia – Undead Hunter
Oftentimes, the best creations have the simplest beginnings. For the last little while, it has really seemed like the best and most interesting works to have come from the instrumental reaches of instrumental rock are born out of naught but … Continue reading Yawning Balch – Volume One
There are many reasons to find yourself in love with the modern landscape of all things in the overreaching realms of psychedelic rock, and the grand variety of instrumental creations is but the tip of the spear when it comes … Continue reading Yawning Man – Long Walk of the Navajo
Patience and a watchful eye is a combination that makes for quite the reward should they be taken in the right quantities by those who really put those principles into practice. When it comes to waiting for new material from … Continue reading Birds of Nazca – Héliolite
Given the absolutely bountiful state that the world of anything stoner or doom related is nowadays, it’s no surprise to me that we’re able to find all sorts of acts coming out of the woodwork to find glory of their … Continue reading Fuzz Voyage – Heavy Compass
Sometimes, the simplest of projects can be all one needs to scratch any particular itch that one may have. For some time now, I’ve been hurting from some good-quality instrumental metal. Nothing that reinvents the wheel or attempts to be … Continue reading Noorag – Fossils
It’s always great to have a plan as a band when you find yourselves coming away from your debut album especially when it comes to what direction you want to take your sound with anything being possible whether it is … Continue reading Dimwind – The Futility of Breathing
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