In a world where every single route of rock seems to be fleshed out all but completely, it still amazes me every single day that bands can still find a sound and therefore a niche in their respective styles. One … Continue reading Movement of Static – Novelty Seekers
Every so often, there’s a word that gets thrown around way too much in the metal, rock, heavy, etc. industry and it gets extremely old extremely fucking quick. Nowadays, that word is “post”. People just tack it onto every to call something … Continue reading Ordeal & Plight – s/t
I don’t know about you, but I’m always on the search for a band who can pull off super long songs. I don’t mean ten or twelve minutes long, that’s nothing when you get into doom metal. I mean over … Continue reading Forlatt – Aldri
I always find revisiting bands very intriguing, especially those I don’t tend to listen to because I like to hear how the group has changed – evolved, even. I by no means am a frequent listener of Starchitect, but I … Continue reading Starchitect – Shift
There’s no feeling quite like seeing an album cover then thinking “that’s pretty fuckin’ weird”. Then proceed to listen to even a few seconds of one track and go “that’s even weirder!” Yet then proceed to listen to the whole … Continue reading Horseback – Dead Ringers
The whole idea of instrumental music, whether it be rock, hip-hop, or metal, has always captivated me because how much you can mold its sound to mean whatever it is you want, and how it can take you places that … Continue reading Temples – Ladəs
If you’re the kind of person who gets home from a long, grueling day at work and just want something chill to kick back and listen to there’s nothing better than instrumental. Whether you want it mind bending or simplicity … Continue reading If These Trees Could Talk – The Bones of a Dying World
Kauan is probably the most interesting and unique band I’ve ever come across in my time as a metal head especially with their last album, “Sorni Nai”, being one of my favorite records of last year. So when I saw … Continue reading a noend of mine – The Serenity’s Eve
It’s always cool to see that some band somewhere is trying to do their best at creating something that others have done before, but in their own unique way and for Grip that’s creating a post-hardcore sound that is interesting … Continue reading Grip – Wolves/Fawn
I’m not familiar enough with post rock as a genre to say that I know the ins and outs of it (by far), but I’ve heard enough to say that I’ve got a pretty good grasp on the basic sound … Continue reading Earthside – A Dream in Static
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