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Review: The Winds That Forestall Thy Return by Summit
I, Voidhanger is a true friend of the Toilet. That label releases, we consume, and the frenetic cycle of vicious, ... -
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Geryon Find the Wounds Among Their Bows
Edmund Wilson’s The Wound and the Bow takes its title from Sophocles’ telling of the Greek hero Philoctetes. As summarized ... -
Trapped in Saṃsāra: A Review of Bhavachakra’s Bhavachakra
In the modern information age, we are all afflicted by over-connection. Even in the realm of heavy metal, it is ... -
Pew Pew Pew! It’s Video Game Grind from Futuristic Death Tank
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You Send Me Things, I Listen to Them: God Root – Self-Titled EP
I never realized the sheer volume of crap metal bloggists are forced to swim through in order to find something ... -
Start Your New Year with a “New Album” from Krallice
That’s right, the masters of black metal mystery surreptitiously released another album, granting us yet another look beyond the veil ... -
Max’s End-of-Year Recommended Albums List (Presented by Way of a Lengthy Treatise About the Actual ...
This year I made a resolution to dive into more new music than ever – by clicking on nearly every ... -
Krallice Subtly Revealed Source Image for Cover of Ygg Huur
I have been fascinated by Ygg Huur by Krallice ever since the band sneakily released the album without pomp or circumstance ... -
Sunday Sesh: Late Bloomers
We just wrapped up a whole week of celebrating the best albums of the year. Some of these albums hooked ...
