The very concept of instrumental metal is one that’s about as original as instrumental rock, but it’s quite more difficult to pull off more so than it’s rock counterpart simply because while heaviness on its own is something that can … Continue reading Dragunov – Arkhipov
Creating post-black metal can be a really tricky thing to pull off because the musicians are always torn between siding on the post-metal side, the black metal side, or trying to balance the two in a way that can please … Continue reading Lesath – Sacred Ashes
It’s ever so slowly that the world of post-metal that I find myself delving more into as the years go on, and it’s the more time that I put into the style that I’m really starting to see just how … Continue reading Metide – Solution
It’s well within the capabilities of the expansive realm that is post-metal to create something that can truly cut deeper than any other music of its medium in such a way that’s as primal and raw as could be. With … Continue reading Golden Heir Sun – Holy The Abyss
It’s been the realm of post-metal that I’ve had my eye on for some years now with varying amounts of surveillance given how up and down the style tends to be, and this year has been no different. Cult of … Continue reading Third Island – Unspeakable
Post-black metal isn’t exactly an uncommon thing any more thanks to plenty of other black metal bands, whether they were atmospheric or not, breaking new grounds for themselves in the realm of post-metal in some form as they can produce … Continue reading L’Homme Absurde – Belong
There are throngs of bands out there that have tried to bring out some truly haunting atmospheres in the world of metal with some getting moderate success, others none, and even less pulling it off spectacularly. Onhou gave us a … Continue reading Onhou – Endling
It’s more often than not that when I want to fall back into music and just let go of a lot of the troubles that tend to plague the mind, I will set out to find either some psychedelic rock, … Continue reading Frozen Ocean / Heather Grave – Beyond Anemonautics
Anything that dares to say it dwells in the realm of post-metal for even a little bit needs to understand what it means to have an excellent atmosphere that permeates just about every possible moment of what the album creates … Continue reading Adliga – Kali Paćjače Njeba
It’s not unoften when I talk about anything atmospheric that I compare it meditation as that’s my go-to comparison, but sometimes there are albums that come that just saying their fit for a session of meditation just isn’t enough. That … Continue reading Cult of Luna – A Dawn to Fear
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