Emotion is something that music simply cannot be without. It’s the driving force for so much of what we always consume whether it comes in the form of love, longing, loss, excitement, happiness, betrayal, or literally any other emotion that … Continue reading Pilgrimage – Sigil of the Pilgrim Sun
When it’s done right, there’s nothing that can compare to the old school of any given style in the world of metal. There are several reasons why it’s still such a pervasive force in the current climate that we’re lucky … Continue reading Laracna – Nec Spe Nec Metu
The many different forms of heaviness will never cease to amaze me and will likely never run out of excellence even if that means treading the same grounds over and over again until the end of days, but it’s even … Continue reading Moonstone – 1904
Whenever we talk about the longer forms of metal, it’s virtually always in the context of doom metal that our discussions always veer towards for obvious reasons, but it can be from almost any style that the form can take … Continue reading Velka – Purgatori Ignis Iudicium
In our modern era where it feels as though music is going in virtually every direction imaginable, it’s only natural to expect that many would still be looking back into the past to perform music that was more in fashion … Continue reading Thus Live Humans – Light of Ancient Times, Vol. 2
The wide variety of doom has lent itself to become one of the most diverse sounds in all of the metal world second only to maybe black metal in ways of extremities paired with innovation, but that also extends in … Continue reading Akelei – Een Van Ons
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
lt can feel too often that bands don’t use their debuts to their maximum potential whether it simply be due to the clear lack of experience or not knowing precisely what vision they want to bring to the table or … Continue reading Novichoke – Wounds
The route of instrumental rock is one that’s damn near perfect in order to bring to life a menagerie of different visions from all over the human consciousness whether they could realistically be found here on our planet or far … Continue reading Voids – Who Needs the Words When There Are Stars Above?
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