reviews for albums that I consider metal
If we’re to consider the simple potential of virtually every fresh name to come out of the underground no matter what corner of the map, there are always a couple of names that stand out before even releasing a single … Continue reading As the World Dies – Agonist
When we consider bands that are still relatively new to the scene but still managing to carve out a name for themselves for one reason or another, it would be an understatement to suggest that we have anything less than … Continue reading Legendarium – Under the Spell of Destruction
When we consider the very names of the musicians and artists that have propelled the very concept of metal to what it is today, there’s a sizeable list that should come to mind with people from all over the world … Continue reading Hellfrost and Fire – Fire, Frost and Hell
It’s out of the mystical realm of folk metal that I really do feel as though there aren’t nearly as many large, bewildering bands that listeners can really latch on to especially when it comes to new names with it … Continue reading Wilderun – Epigone
Anyone who knows anything about me and my listening habits knows that there are a few constants that I always find myself adhering to when it comes to my listening habits whether it be subconsciously or very on purpose, as … Continue reading Transcending Obscurity Records – Label Sampler 2022
I’ve gone on record many, many times in saying how it’s the more extreme ends of death metal, an already extreme sound in of itself, simply isn’t for me more often than not simply because I feel at some point … Continue reading Post Mortal Possession – Valley of the Starving
It’s always the case not far into any given new year that I find myself still looking back into 2021 for albums to investigate and lose myself in while I bide my time for the new year to have more … Continue reading Mistchaser – Kairos
It’s always fascinating to watch a band right from the nastiest boards of the rotten, seething floor of the underground of death metal to become their own entity that is by no means anything to mess with in any form … Continue reading Night Hag – Phantasmal Scourge
A black metal record that draws from the very fabric of nature itself is far from an anomaly in our current climate for many different reasons, and it can effortlessly feel as though we’re drowning in throngs of bands that … Continue reading The Mist From the Mountains – Monumental – The Temple of Twilight
The very old school of death metal still provides endless inspiration for the modern acts that we find ourselves constantly bombarded with whether it be for better or for worse, and I cannot help but feel in every way that … Continue reading Ectoplasma – Inferna Kabbalah
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