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Review: Stratovarius – Enigma: Intermission II
Can you claim to be even a casual fan of power metal if you’ve never listened to Stratovarius? I did ... -
DEATHGAZE: A Band Divided
Alright, it’s time to finally give you all more of what you expect from me: dat fuckin weeb shit. -
Just in Time for Fall: An Autumn for Crippled Children – The Light of September
An Autumn for Crippled Children have just released The Light of September, a synth-poppy blackgaze album jam-packed with songs for ... -
Review: A Forest of Stars – Grave Mounds and Grave Mistakes
Father hadn’t been the same since Lizbeth died. He stayed shut up in his study, endlessly staring into the photograph ... -
Review: Wytch Hazel – II: Sojourn
At first blush you may be forgiven for thinking Wytch Hazel is one of the old guard traditional metal bands ... -
Review: Nagaarum – Apples
Nagaarum is a one-person Hungarian experimental ambient metal project that has been around for a decade and has now put ... -
REVIEW: Morrow – The Weight of These Feathers
Morrow are a talented young band of fellow Cascadians, hailing from Seattle and taking influences from sources as diverse as ... -
Review: Flood Peak – Plagued by Sufferers
Flood Peak is a bleak post-metal trio from my neck of the woods in Portland, OR. Intense doom and black ... -
Review: the GazettE – NINTH
the GazettE is another mainstream J-rock/metal band that has stuck with me over the years. They’ve always seemed to do ... -
First Impressions: X Japan – Jealousy
X Japan had always been billed to me as Japan’s answer to Iron Maiden: dudes with big hair and tight ...
