When a landmark band loses a member, it’s always a time for transitioning and some form of loss since both the bands and listeners have lost a key part of what made that band so fascinating for that period where … Continue reading Structure – s/t
There is always a time and place for massive, grandiose works that leave us in awe of what’s been created as we’re faced with something that can only be considered the very epitome of artistic expression and music pushed to … Continue reading Ashen Tomb – s/t
At some point, it stands to reason that the more a band puts out in a relatively short amount of time will result in less than satisfactory creations as time goes on. It’s something that has befouled many, many names … Continue reading Eaters of the Soil – Eaters of the Soil EP III
In every possible way, the garage has always been one of the most underrated and underappreciated venues despite being one of the most important and pivotal settings for anything related to rock and metal. It’s where legions of bands have … Continue reading Sun Voyager – s/t
It can often feel as though the very humble levels of the doom underground can lead to only one of two paths: (1) mind-blowing talent that’s destined for a meteoric rise, or (2) creations that never climbed the ladder of … Continue reading Endonomos – s/t
For the most part, I think it’s safe to say that black metal is a vicious sound that doesn’t usually offer much in the way of color, emotions, or any form of bliss whatsoever so long as you’re keeping even … Continue reading Icosandria – s/t
There is always something innately special about whenever a band manages to create a gripping performance without a key factor that the vast majority of others lean on: vocals. The simple lack of a singer both greatly limits and expands … Continue reading Trigona – s/t
Reverence for classic material that was made decades before has always been a cornerstone of many sections throughout the different veins of metal with some wholly dedicated to keeping that original sound intact without compromisation, and it’s from the world … Continue reading Aether – s/t
Whenever I think of bands that may fall within the confines of all that is psychedelic doom, for the longest time, Cities of Mars has been a name that has always come into my mind almost instantly. They have been … Continue reading Cities of Mars – s/t
Oftentimes, when we consider what it means to hearken back to the classic days of doom metal’s infancy, it tends to be some sort of creation that blurs the lines between styles with some slow riffage thrown into the mix … Continue reading People of the Black Circle – s/t
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