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
Death metal is possibly the most widespread, renowned, and frowned upon the style of metal in the entire fucking world. And, as with all genres, there are titans that simply dominate the genre and always will. Obituary is one of them … Continue reading Obituary – s/t
One of my absolute favorite things about hearing new music every single day is that every so often you find something that can only be described as unexpected. There’s many version of “unexpected”, and today’s case is easily my personal … Continue reading Kashgar – s/t
Alright, we’re going to have a bit of a sit down here, kids. Now, as well all know, metal has this reputation for being just a little bit slightly angry and murderous, and that’s not wrong. But we know that … Continue reading Illimitable Dolor – s/t
I’ve always been a massive fan of bands and music trying to take things to bigger and more awesome heights as the years go on. But the question has always persisted: where do you stop? I don’t think anyone knows … Continue reading The Mantle – s/t
There’s plenty of tasty, tasty hybrid styles in the world of metal as we got throngs of bands in the veins of blackened death, atmospheric black, pagan metal, and so on. But to me, there’s probably no other hybrid style … Continue reading Desert Kingdom – s/t
Somebody, please, tell me what the fuck is up with Australia. I don’t know what it is with that place. First, the beautiful land itself. Second, the dangerous wildlife that we non-Aussies have come to fear. Third, the fucking music … Continue reading Elbrus – s/t
Let’s be honest here, alright? With all the supergroups to be excited about in terms of more well-known musicians from bigger bands, few had garnered as much anticipation, scrutiny, and interest than Serpentine Dominion. Their debut isn’t even out yet, … Continue reading Serpentine Dominion – s/t
There has never, nor will there ever be, a problem with going back to the basics, square one, or whatever you wanna call the beginning. Respecting how something great started is always good if you ask me, and that goes … Continue reading Sumerlands – s/t
It’s probably debuts that are my favorite kinds of albums because it shows what’s going on inside the brains of the involved musician(s) who wrote it who don’t have to worry about repeating themselves or letting down fans because they’re … Continue reading Nil Miserans – s/t
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