Whenever a band comes along and tags themselves as a “post” act, it always intrigues me because that typically means some atmosphere is gonna be involved, and that’s some shit I’m always ready for. Some bands are going to be better … Continue reading Third Island – Omelas
Doom has long been a style that’s been really hard to correctly pull off even though there are so many different forms of it that you could listen to it all for a solid day and you’ll still only have an … Continue reading Boar – Poseidon
Bringing together two styles of any kind is one hell of a task no matter how you look at it. It’s very particular and one mishap can send the whole formula out the fucking window. Luckily, it doesn’t happen very … Continue reading Skognatt – Ancient Wisdom
The beauty of doing these reviews is how I can listen to one album years ago that I completely forgot to revisit, and then suddenly see the same band put out a new album which then grasps my attention. It … Continue reading Ommadon – End Times
Duos are always somewhat of a spectacle in my mind as I find it endlessly entertaining to see what two guys can make work when it’d simply be easier to get more people and spread out the workload. It means … Continue reading Eagle Twin – The Thundering Heard
For whatever reason, Germany has been a hotspot for psychedelic rock with acts like Greenleaf and My Sleeping Karma hailing from the land, and the trend still continues to produce new and exceptional bands. I’ve heard whispers of the name … Continue reading Black Salvation – Uncertainty Is Bliss
The wide realm of doom metal is something that cannot be summed up in a single word, much like all metal, but it has always been something that one can’t easily ignore if given the proper attention. From Dragged to … Continue reading Green Druid – Ashen Blood
The classic sound that drew many people into the style of metal in the first place is something that many people feel hasn’t been present enough in the current world of metal. It’s something that not many newer bands are … Continue reading Solstice – White Horse Hill
It’s all well and good to play some crispy doom metal that is no less than crushing, but it’s another thing entirely to mix it with other elements to create a tasty sound in the end that’s both cohesive and … Continue reading Onhou – s/t
The world of death and doom metal has always been one that’s a weird gray area for me simply because far too many bands don’t know how to properly balance it all out. Then throwing in a strong element of … Continue reading Hinayana – Order Divine
