Give the average industrial metal listener a million layers of atmospheric synth and a heavy death/doom riff and […]
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Initially formed as a revival of cult Swedish death metal demo kings Nirvana 2002 around 2012, Under the […]
When I typically compile lists of music releases I tend to get a bit lost in the dissonance […]
After a strange, ham-fisted and very unbalanced debut EP Heir are back with an inexplicably polished and well-dressed […]
Krallice have more recently taken themselves to task as one of the more interesting bands exploring the ‘technical’ […]
Though this mysterious avant-black Canadian trio is often described as discordant and strangely dissonant, the more I listen […]
Kawir is one of the more notable long running projects from the early days of Greece’s infamous black […]
Nioh isn’t my favorite game of 2017 because of it’s lengthy main story or incredibly nuanced and fluid […]
“Paradise Envenomed” is essentially the first song this UK based death metal band has recorded with their new […]
As interesting and frightfully alien as Icelandic black metal has been so far, I don’t think many bands […]
Procession have always been a consistent and polished doom troop that fly their true metal flag high with […]
The first two Acid Witch albums are some of my favorite less-than-serious death metal that doesn’t come across […]
Not long after discovering Pentagram and Sadism, two of Chile’s finest and most important death/thrash metal bands I […]
No matter how many times the finger-wagging culture of the United States reminds its citizens to not judge […]
Here I present Part II of the latest in a series of a comprehensive sub-genre analysis features that […]
While I am a huge fan of classic sludge metal like Eyehategod, Crowbar, Neurosis and early Melvins I more or […]
As a physical laborer, reader, writer, student, guitarist, painter, office worker, lab technician, manual therapist, people lifter, and […]
Whether or not their name pays tribute to Utah’s deserts or southern Westeros, these Norwegian heavy psych/stoner rock […]
Well over a decade ago I’d discovered Czech and Slovakian death metal while digging through tape/LP rips and […]
Death metal ‘authenticity’ scarcely matters to the general audience the genre speaks to primarily because it is so […]
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