A PILE OF BODIES part one of a yearlong feature in the form of a list devoted to […]
independent doom metal
Though they’re certainly not blackened or directly ‘occult’ by any stretch of the imagination Northern Ireland’s accursed doom/sludge […]
Springing into horrid animus as the red-eyed and rotten throated futurecast corpse of mankind, cursed with regret, this […]
TEN FROM THE TOMB is a weekly feature in the form of a themed list devoted to grouping […]
Outside of a few key releases from Inter Arma, Lord Dying, Seer, Nightfucker, Fange, and Lord Mantis 2019 […]
TEN FROM THE TOMB is a weekly feature in the form of a themed list devoted to grouping […]
Independent, unmercifully tuneful, and delivered without pretense the smoke that’d pour from my speakers when Long Island, New […]
SYNCHRONY is a weekly feature focusing on relevant heavy music news, new releases, upcoming releases, as well as […]
SYNCHRONY is a weekly feature focusing on relevant heavy music news, new releases, upcoming releases, as well as […]
SYNCHRONY is a weekly feature focusing on relevant heavy music news, new releases, upcoming releases, as well as […]
SYNCHRONY is a weekly feature focusing on relevant heavy music news, new releases, upcoming releases, as well as […]
SYNCHRONY is a weekly feature focusing on relevant heavy music news, new releases, upcoming releases, as well as […]
SYNCHRONY is a weekly feature focusing on relevant heavy music news, new releases, upcoming releases, as well as […]
TEN FROM THE TOMB is a weekly feature in the form of a themed list devoted to grouping […]
Like so many other metal sub-genres the defining traits of doom metal have dissolved into meaningless dispute though […]
In looking to the discography of Cortland, New York sludge/doom metal project Monolith a great deal of their […]
Sudden and unexpected death, or rather the trauma of loss, has a way of freezing time and shaking […]
Here I present a grip of the most essential metal-related releases from the month of September in the […]
Whether you’re blaming Fred Rogers or Søren Kierkegaard for a generation’s existentialist incompatibilities with the slow-groaning death of capitalism […]
Gestating in various form starting in the early nineties, the thorny evergreen vision of fiercely independent Trondheim, Norway […]
