It’s most of the time when I sit down to listen to instrumental rock in many of its forms, it comes in some varying forms of psychedelia. But, obviously, there’s so much more to explore in instrumental rock than that … Continue reading Prime Alone – The Essence Lies In The Depth
It’s not terribly often by any standards that we can come across an album, instrumental or not, and feel like it can actually be the soundtrack to a film. Whether it’s the entire body of music for a short film, … Continue reading Cortége – Chasing Daylight
Easily, my greatest flaw with doing reviews and seeking what album to listen to is that I rely far too much on the cover art before I even hear a single note, sometimes deciding not to listen to an effort … Continue reading Breaths – Lined in Silver
The simple act of standing in an empty field and watching the sky darken as dusk slowly folds over into night isn’t much to go off of when from an emotional front, or so it would seem at the surface. … Continue reading Burial Clouds – Last Days of a Dying World
The glory of the internet is truly at some of its best when it comes to how bountiful Bandcamp is in its entirety for music lovers of all kinds. Where record stores were the places to be for discovering new … Continue reading Ṙo – Athalase
It’s not very often that I find myself ensnared in whatever the world of hardcore throws my way whenever it decides to do so, and it’s surprisingly often that I find myself really into whatever I’m hearing when the occasion … Continue reading Wisent – Seething
The world of post is something that is filled with infinite possibilities given the very nature of the sound that can work well with so much of whatever you put it with when it comes to metal and rock, and … Continue reading Nothing – The Great Dismal
It’s only on occasion that I find myself caught solely by an album’s cover art or even just the title. The art is what draws me in the vast majority of the time, especially when I’m browsing Bandcamp just glances … Continue reading Novarupta – Marine Snow
Incorporating strong atmospheric elements into your brand of rock is not a new thing by any means, but to do it in a way that is beyond exceptional and makes for a truly immersive listen whose power cannot be deniable … Continue reading Give Up To Failure – Burden
It has barely been over a week since I did a review for Kevel’s upcoming album whose interesting take on sludge was more than everything I could’ve asked for, and I’ve been finding myself wanting to find more likewise material … Continue reading Montagne – Black Waterfall
