Is there even a fucking point to me doing an introduction to a band has synonymous with their sound as Bongzilla? One of the biggest stoner metal bands that managed to help transform the scene of doom and sludge metal, … Continue reading Bongzilla – Weedsconsin
There are just some albums that are destined for glory before they’re even released, and some even before they’re announced. When Eremit released their debut album, “Carrier of Weight”, just two years ago, I don’t think anyone could’ve predicted the … Continue reading Eremit – Bearer of Many Names
It’s a unique pleasure to see a worthy band make the transition into something far more than another band of whatever renown from whatever big or small label would take under any normal circumstances. The revered name of Cult of … Continue reading Cult of Luna – The Raging River
With the amount of time that many musicians had to prepare new material in the past year given the recent events, it’s truly hard for me to think of a list of any sorts when it comes to bands that … Continue reading Soothsayer – Echoes of the Earth
Any single person who pays even a little bit of attention to the reviews that I’ve been putting out for years now, one of the extreme constants in my time has been Transcending Obscurity Records. Witnessing the rise of the … Continue reading Transcending Obscurity Records – Label Sampler 2021
The glory of doom is something that truly doesn’t have any bounds, does it? It’s one of the most diverse styles in all of metal with it holding an essential place amongst other contemporary styles that we also find ourselves … Continue reading Tomorr – s/t
It’s only on occasion that I find myself caught solely by an album’s cover art or even just the title. The art is what draws me in the vast majority of the time, especially when I’m browsing Bandcamp just glances … Continue reading Novarupta – Marine Snow
It has barely been over a week since I did a review for Kevel’s upcoming album whose interesting take on sludge was more than everything I could’ve asked for, and I’ve been finding myself wanting to find more likewise material … Continue reading Montagne – Black Waterfall
We all know that metal with all of its different styles is constantly changing with there always being a very large number of acts at any given time creating something new that we haven’t quite heard of before. It’s from … Continue reading Kevel – Mutatis Mutandis
A proper crushing doom work is like nothing else out there. Creations like that are almost always epic in scope, immensely satisfying in the most uncompromising ways, absolutely devastating in every sense, and a real achievement because everyone knows it’s … Continue reading Subterraen – Rotten Human Kingdom
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