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Have Yourself a Tenebrific Day with Cancelled
What do you do when an album is mini enough to merit a mini-review yet good enough to demand many ... -
Vanitas Just Want to Take Things Slow in the Cemetery
There are fewer climaxes in the metal world more deeply satisfying that when a band goes all blasty-blasty before slowing ... -
Review: Junius – Eternal Rituals for the Accretion of Light
Atmospheric post-rock/metal shoegaze? A genre discussion about this band would be fruitless. -
Review: Locust Leaves – A Subtler Kind Of Light
One of the things about following a toilet-fetish metal blog day in, day out, is that you start to become overwhelmed ... -
Sludge Progs the Doom Psychedelicly
Welcome to a new feature (that may or may not return) where we put bands into a smelter and see ... -
Mini-Reviews from Around the Bowl: 22/02/17
We’re back, with review nibblets for short attention spans. Jam on with some Six Feet Under, Benighted, Flesh of the Stars, Naddred, Cranial ... -
Review: Darkest Hour – Godless Prophets & the Migrant Flora
The Washington, D.C. melodeath/metalcore veterans in Darkest Hour have a new album, and they engaged Kurt Ballou of Converge on ... -
Review: Sunless – Urraca
Looking at some of the conversations held here in the comments and on the Facebook page, some of our community ... -
Doomthousandseventeen Two: Lone Madmen and Crimson Swans
On this episode: Karhu dances on a trapeze set between the two polar opposite poles of the doom-spectrum. Will the ... -
Palmer: The Re(Inter)view
I’ve been pleasantly surprised by the amount of good post metal this year, and this experimental Swiss band is keeping ...
