ENDTYMER is the inevitable weekly “music blog” series I’ve been working to avoid for some time. It hits […]
Ten percent of the United States population have accrued seventy percent of its total wealth, the folks who […]
Named for the enormous, imposing fortress that’d serve as the backdrop for the end of a century long […]
Back to the dirt with ’em, a great stinking cemeterial heap in mind. — The times they are […]
The lamentations of the unwilling non-participant godhead, the suicidal immortal unfalteringly persists in mythos and religious fictions alike […]
Larger than life, but no bigger than the people. — Being considered a “professional amateur” heavy metal band […]
Apocalyptic conscription brought us these killers of mankind, their resting rites preemptively read with the stink of dread-worn […]
ENDTYMER is the inevitable weekly “music blog” series I’ve been working to avoid for some time. It hits […]
[…] Lough Nahanagan, a corrupt form of the old name Loch na n-Onchon, the lake of the otters. […]
Chopped in half, tossed into a dumpster… without a lid. — With the torso left intact this half […]
Postnaturalism ex utero. — Using the nearby scenic stretches of Vancouver Island’s Pacific coastline as their muse in […]
EntäuĂŸerung as tradition. — We can consider the first major output from Los Angeles, California-based quartet Early Moods […]
Shots fired. — Half-hearted and ham-fisted vignettes of sloppy 90’s metal revisionism, dumbed down as a point of […]
The third and final pair of wings to be torn away from their backs were used to cover […]
ENDTYMER is the inevitable weekly “music blog” series I’ve been working to avoid for some time. It hits […]
An oil lamp presented as a mock molotov-ready vessel for night-lit souls, moody and dark thinkin’ folks feeling […]
It’ll be next to impossible to write anything about Whittier, California-based stoner rock trio Nebula without falling headfirst […]
At some point it’d appeared out of the thin air in front of me, familiar in name with […]
THE TOP 20 ALBUMS OF THE MONTH is just that, a grip of twenty albums that’d resonated most […]
To the antecedent generations built up by the promise of the industrial age and voided by post-industrial society […]