The very breadth and vigor that’s to be found throughout the absolute entirety of the current landscape that forms the realms of stoner rock, doom metal, and everything in between simply cannot be understated. For some time now, we have … Continue reading Void King – The Hidden Hymnal
Much like all across the underground scenes of any given style, the burgeoning names coming out of the woodwork always have more than enough to offer for those of us are who not afraid in the slightest to uncover what’s … Continue reading Red Mountain – Earthbound
The quest for the next interesting band in the overlapping worlds of progressive rock and metal is an ongoing endeavor that will never die so long as there is music in existence. While we’re left enamored by the likes of … Continue reading Sermon – Of Golden Verse
It doesn’t take a genius to realize that the sheer number of rising acts that are soaring through the rock underground is beyond count by all means. No matter where you look, no matter from what direction, no matter the … Continue reading Duskwood – The Last Voyage
Some people just have the knack for hitting gold time after time no matter what the odds may seem to be. For quite a while now, Ripple Music has been an absolute bastion of all things in the modern world … Continue reading Turned to Stone: Chapter 8: The Wake – High Desert Queen & Blue Heron
Typically, it takes a good deal of time and effort for a band to become ubiquitous in their style with it being up to luck as much as anything else for that name to spread to such a degree. Whatever … Continue reading Saint Karloff – Paleolithic War Crimes
As more and more bands rise to the surface throughout their respective scenes, it’s only natural that repetition happens in some form or another depending on what precisely has happened. In some unfortunate circumstances, it leads to uninspired creations that … Continue reading Apex Ten – Aashray
It’s always a fickle thing to try and craft some quality post-punk material. In my experience, it is one of those styles that can be quite tricky to bring together in a form that doesn’t feel like it’s a … Continue reading Fews – Glass City
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
Even as we find ourselves before legions upon legions of fresh and new talent that are constantly giving us something to look forward to as they keep the underground alive and breathing in every aspect, there is nothing that can … Continue reading Dozer – Drifting in the Endless Void
Head-Banger Reviews 