Long days can truly take their toll on the mind and body. After it all, we all have our ways to wind down and move on whether it be preparing an easy to make a meal in the microwave, reading … Continue reading The Last Sighs of the Wind – We Are Trees
Ever since I could remember being into music, I’ve always been on the search for special albums that truly take the listener to a completely different place mentally. In recent years I’ve found that instrumental rock tends to take me … Continue reading Paleons – Hyperborean
One realm of metal that has always seemed too far off for me to grasp with my mind is post metal. It’s always just so surreal and so transcendent of the highest variety that hearing an above average piece of … Continue reading Ex Eye – s/t
I love, love, fucking love coming back to bands that I’ve reviewed before and seeing what they’re up to. New material with the possibility of being fucking awesome, innovative, or even groundbreaking? Sign me up! Does that come with the … Continue reading Gray Souvenirs – Magnificence
After a long days work at the office, nothing is better than coming home and simply unwinding with some quality music. Little is more relaxing to me and instrumental bands help me unwind even more. I’ve listened to plenty of … Continue reading Lodo – s/t
In a world where every single route of rock seems to be fleshed out all but completely, it still amazes me every single day that bands can still find a sound and therefore a niche in their respective styles. One … Continue reading Movement of Static – Novelty Seekers
Every so often, there’s a word that gets thrown around way too much in the metal, rock, heavy, etc. industry and it gets extremely old extremely fucking quick. Nowadays, that word is “post”. People just tack it onto every to call something … Continue reading Ordeal & Plight – s/t
I feel it’s extremely obvious to say that the online servings of black metal that we’re treating with every single day are no less than immensely diverse. Example: Bandcamp is always dominated by atmospheric black metal. But what else is there to … Continue reading Dakhma – Suna Kulto
It goes without saying that there are literally hundreds, if not thousands, of black metal bands in the world that take the atmospheric route with their music, and there’s nothing wrong with that. However, after hearing many, many efforts and … Continue reading L’Homme Absurde – Monsters
Art comes in many forms, and an artist can come in varying levels in terms of how important an artist think his/her own work is as a whole. Some like to think their work is the only work that there … Continue reading Downfall of Gaia – Atrophy
