My introduction to the surreal and brutal realm of Slovak extreme metal came first from interest in rare […]
Category Archive: Reviews
There are few compilations that were as exciting to discover as Cogumelo Records‘ infamous three part Warfare Noise […]
Say what you will about Aleister Crowley, and there is a lot to say, but one of the […]
Though it took many near complete line-up swaps and some divergent conceptual path-finding São Paulo, Brazil based death […]
The ‘get some, go again’ nature of a crowded online marketplace often blurs the legacies of long running, […]
The gift of existentialism isn’t so much the ability to question as a free agent, an autonomous being […]
To think that Ravens Creed have persevered as a sort of revolving-door haven for folks estranged from canned […]
At first glance you could almost be sure that Spanish metal upstarts Witchfyre are going to be an […]
In the late 1980’s the simultaneous discovery of galaxy filaments in the field of physical cosmology coincided with […]
Sorting out the myriad connections between the decades long resumes of the Cleveland, Ohio underground legends that make […]
Although never explicitly seen as an overt or cheap also-ran, the ‘bones’ of the Darksiders series’ gameplay have […]
Scandinavian black metal offers a grand graveyard of legendary yet short-lived record labels and Tomas Nyqvist’s No Fashion […]
TEN FROM THE TOMB is a weekly feature in the form of a themed list devoted to grouping […]
As the long-dragging Cold War brought state and federally funded scientific incorporation and community to several competing nations. […]
The city of Eugene, Oregon offers a less than peaceful dichotomy that leaves natives in a constant state […]
TEN FROM THE TOMB is a weekly feature in the form of a themed list devoted to grouping […]
The rat infested, garage shaking thrash of Portland, Oregon’s own Cemetery Lust coughs up the barely-chewed remains of […]
The greater Sudbury area in southern Ontario first saw mankind roughly nine thousand years ago in the form […]
There is a frighteningly slippery slope if you allow yourself to enjoy just one treacherous note of djent […]
Consider the thirteen year history of Imperial Triumphant a tale of gentrification. Born in the human meat grinder […]
