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Did You Diss(o) Me?
Apologies for the tardiness of this next write up, but blame me not. Blame these following bands for dropping new ... -
Review: Orange Goblin – Science, Not Fiction
Orange Goblin are a band that is consistently overlooked within metal discussions. Despite a handful of generally esteemed albums and ... -
Review: Thou – Umbilical
The development of Thou‘s sound has been curious to track for the past decade. 10 years on from Heathen, Umbilical ... -
“We have each one life”: Alcest’s Les chants de l’aurore
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Review: Enslaved – Heimdal (Deluxe Version)
A Bean is never late. And he sure as hell isn’t early this time around, so let’s say I’m arriving ... -
Review & Interview: Kréen – Ecos de Olas, Céfiros y Llamaradas
Here in North America, the summer is beginning. (Although if you live in Texas like me, it has tragically already ... -
Review: Khirki – Κυκεώνας
In ancient Greek literature, the theme of nostos describes a hero’s homecoming, usually from an epic journey by sea, rife with ... -
The Diss(o) You Miss(o)
As in any year, there inevitably exists several releases that are discovered past their initial drop and are overlooked or ... -
Review: Full Of Hell – Coagulated Bliss
Full Of Hell‘s quality collaboration with Nothing last year left a lot of questions unanswered for the Maryland outfit, a ... -
Review: Darkthrone – It Beckons Us All
People always describe Darkthrone‘s consistency as being the key to their longevity, with even consensus discography low-points like Goatlord being ...
