The mind is a truly wonderful thing with its amazing ability to create music and also have the drive to learn how to produce every different function of a band even if the person in question has no experience in … Continue reading Inonum – Follow the Witch
Seeing the implementation of folk metal into increasingly unique styles is a great pleasure for someone like me who loves to see the many different sounds of folk metal finding special corners from different bands all over the world. Thus … Continue reading Cemican – In Ohtli Teoyohtica In Miquiztli
There’s not really any need for an introduction for DragonForce is there? They’ve been nominated for music awards, garnered throngs of new fans from just one song in one game that time, and continues to dish out some of the … Continue reading DragonForce – Extreme Power Metal
Asia is one of the places on the planet where I usually don’t look when it comes to searching for new material from the world of metal, and I really am a fool for that. There have been plenty of … Continue reading Coffins – Beyond the Circular Demise
We are sometimes granted musicians that are just absolute legends in their talent, dedication to the world of music, and just true machines when it comes to constantly dish out new material that always keeps us excited. It’s thanks to … Continue reading Big Scenic Nowhere – Dying on the Mountain
And here I thought there wasn’t going to be anything before the end of the year that could come close to Warcrab, Inter Arma, or Eremit when it comes to the massive and unrelenting heaviness that comes together without too … Continue reading Byzanthian Neckbeard – Extinction
Of all the places that metal has found a point to grow from across the globe, one of the places that I find to be the most intriguing whenever I hear new material from it has to undoubtedly be the … Continue reading Arallu – En Olam
Being able to witness a band’s meteoric rise from the underground and then being signed to a big name label is pretty fun to witness if you’re anything like. Whether it’s from acts like Sojourner, 1914, or Full of Hell, … Continue reading Monolord – No Comfort
It’s not unoften when I talk about anything atmospheric that I compare it meditation as that’s my go-to comparison, but sometimes there are albums that come that just saying their fit for a session of meditation just isn’t enough. That … Continue reading Cult of Luna – A Dawn to Fear
Iceland has become quite a location in recent years for its black metal scene and, honestly, I couldn’t think of a much better landscape than the style’s homeland of Scandinavia for such a harsh sound to call home. Much like … Continue reading Sykelig Englen – This Hollow Land
