After a long days work at the office, nothing is better than coming home and simply unwinding with some quality music. Little is more relaxing to me and instrumental bands help me unwind even more. I’ve listened to plenty of … Continue reading Lodo – s/t
I feel it’s extremely obvious to say that the online servings of black metal that we’re treating with every single day are no less than immensely diverse. Example: Bandcamp is always dominated by atmospheric black metal. But what else is there to … Continue reading Dakhma – Suna Kulto
Art comes in many forms, and an artist can come in varying levels in terms of how important an artist think his/her own work is as a whole. Some like to think their work is the only work that there … Continue reading Downfall of Gaia – Atrophy
I consider myself to be a jaded person when it comes to the many different styles of metal that are out there in this world. I find a tone of enjoyment out of the fast and the extreme, but I … Continue reading True Widow – AVVOLGERE
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 remember hearing the last Tombs album and not being quite pleased with it, but now that I’ve given myself time to develop tastes for different genres I felt it was very appropriate that I check out their new material. … Continue reading Tombs – Deceiver (single)
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
The idea of post metal is really a huge thought for me because I always imagine bands using so much technology and shit to create these other worldly sensations. Bands like Minsk truly transport you to those lonely corners of … Continue reading Stabbed – Submerge
There has never really been a whole lot of post metal that has blown me away in my time as a metal head with the only real post experience I can recall from this year is Minsk’s “The Crash and the Draw”. … Continue reading Wheelfall – Glasrew Point
This is the completely true and tragic story of how in 1959 a group of nine Soviets traversed into the Ural Mountains in order to reach the peak of Mt. Ortorten. In the harsh cold of -30 degrees Celsius their … Continue reading Kauan – Sorni Nai
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