THRASH ‘TIL DEATH is a 50 week long set of features exploring the legends who crossed over between […]
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Looming in the dark are far less dangerous monstrosities than those of todays that’d embrace the burning sunlight […]
With fear of an entire circle of futuristic high-art black metal artists would be rendered homeless with the […]
The well-developed and inherently perfected quality of Edinburgh, Scotland based duo Valaraukar‘s debut is the product of a […]
The true secret of the seemingly instantaneous magic felt upon jumping into just about any one of the […]
Nearly twenty years removed from the initial wave of public interest in post-metal it becomes challenging to bear […]
Dripping from the tips of a thousand fingers that’d hang dead from this great looming pyre of meat […]
The blustery neon pink winds and flailing silk scarfs of the shallowest of 1980’s rock music hadn’t ever […]
For their introduction to mankind the German fellowes in Scythe Lore arrive unidentifiable as individuals and carrying a […]
Through psychotic and psychotropic blurs of heaving, blustering death metal comes this tightly-wound but mentally freed concept album […]
The barbed and blood-sick whip of the antichrist shatters through every cathedral in São Paulo again in the […]
THRASH ‘TIL DEATH is a 50 week long set of features exploring the legends who crossed over between […]
Although the law of diminishing returns certainly doesn’t apply to the popularity and buzz surrounding San Jose, California […]
The same disclaimer precedes a valuation of any split release, that I will inevitably favor one artist because […]
TEN FROM THE TOMB is a weekly feature in the form of a themed list devoted to grouping […]
With the thousand nail-pocked vambraces of 1985-era Satanic speed metal and a rabid celebration of sexual bondage in […]
The history of heavy metal has never been more kind to the supposed hangers-on of the mid-to-late 1980’s […]
In building a genealogical gauge of sub-genre parentage and influential heavy rock lineage beyond the millennium an ovular, […]
There is some aspect of mental time travel involved in rescinding unimportant nostalgia and meeting a modern death […]
Affixed by its own rigid untouched molecular adhesion and devoid of any forced buoyancy a grotesquely out-of-reach sphere […]
