A PILE OF BODIES part three of a year-long feature in the form of a list devoted to […]
noise rock
Not only is it all slipping away but, you are partially to blame, and you can’t do anything […]
From the moment you’ve grasped it ‘Lizard Lounge’ begins to spit, shake, squeal, balloon up, and spray blood […]
A bombardment of safety-crackin’, torch spraying, hairspray in the eyes and whip smart noise-punk howling by way of […]
Sickened by their passionate summoning unto a dispassionate and chaotic alien world of callous ghouls and insufferably voided […]
SYNCHRONY is a weekly feature focusing on relevant heavy music news, new releases, upcoming releases, as well as […]
A PILE OF BODIES part one of a yearlong feature in the form of a list devoted to […]
THE TOP 20 ALBUMS OF THE MONTH is self-explanatory in concept, a grip of twenty albums that’d resonated […]
As ‘Through Silver in Blood’ removed the veil from millennial eyes and ears in the mid-90’s there was […]
The illusions we fathom without clear reference, never reaching outside our immediate spheres, define us with greater frequency […]
TEN FROM THE TOMB is a weekly feature in the form of a list grouping albums from the […]
Are you living and breathing your values or are you merely re-stating them over and over and over […]
TEN FROM THE TOMB is a weekly feature in the form of a list devoted to grouping albums […]
I’ve compiled this list not as a “best of” for the wide blanket of noise rock in 2019 […]
Extreme metal is such a tamed and overstretched phenomenon, a thick vellum that the hobbyist too often stretches […]
METAL OF THE MONTH is a monthly feature that examines just that, a grip of fifteen of the […]
Tethered and running in circles, barking at anything and everything out of fear, the three albums deep neg […]
Punks don’t just happen upon enlightenment, right? The long-standing tradition of the reactionary flinging their body, and ‘self’, into […]
Crackling aflame as the mud drips onto their nuclear sun-exposed skin La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland born noise rock/mathcore hybrid […]
The sickening power of nostalgia is no double-edged sword, just a nasty shove into the dumpster of self-reflection […]
