When I reviewed last year’s Sunn O))) EP and Sub Pop debut Eternity’s Pillar, I ended by saying that the band’s next album would be a make-or-break moment in their discography. It reintroduced a back-to-basics approach for Sunn O))), spearheaded by their decision to proceed as a duo without any of the collaborators that had defined much of their 2010s output. It was a decent record, if a bit inconsequential, but there was hope on the horizon because of the band’s reflection on their career so far. Still, at the end of 2025, it was not clear what direction Sunn … Continue reading Review: Sunn O))) – S/T