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sludge metal
In the midst of the bustling industrial revolution the world over the Romanticists of early 1800’s England would […]
When you’ve proven yourself a failure and all collapses beneath you there is a great lesson in completely […]
Paris, France melodic death/doom project Monolithe have undergone notable transformation over the course of the last four years. From […]
Way out on Maryland’s tip in Ocean City a great desperate calm settles as the tourist season dissipates […]
TEN FROM THE TOMB is a weekly feature in the form of a themed list devoted to grouping […]
BRING OUT YOUR DEAD… is a collection of releases from 2018 that deserve honorable mention and short review. […]
BRING OUT YOUR DEAD… is a collection of releases from 2018 that deserve honorable mention and short review. […]
Nailing some kind of fluid set of connections between specific metal and punk sub-genres is an art with […]
Enabling the scholar as a self-realized entity rarely sees root without heuristic application. Notions of change and the […]
In looking to the discography of Cortland, New York sludge/doom metal project Monolith a great deal of their […]
The decline of Melville after the ‘great peak’ of Moby-Dick; or, The Whale was long contributed to side-effects […]
Crushed beneath the swamp humidity and deafened by the hiss of cicadas in the summer heat, the ringing […]
Gas-huffing existentialist phenomenological self-examination inspired by the flattened aura that regularly getting lit provides is a major cornerstone […]
As thrilled by the slickest, most polished and acolyte-heralded high-artistic gemstones folks instinctively demand we are, no consensus […]
TEN FROM THE TOMB is a weekly feature in the form of a themed list devoted to grouping […]
Virginian stoner/doom metal band Druglord have always relied on a monstrous sound to drive their Electric Wizard fueled […]
TEN FROM THE TOMB is a weekly feature in the form of a themed list devoted to grouping […]
Whether you’re blaming Fred Rogers or Søren Kierkegaard for a generation’s existentialist incompatibilities with the slow-groaning death of capitalism […]
There is something to be said for shocking induction, to be thrust into a moral dilemma just as […]
