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Review: Today Is The Day – Never Give In
Rightly or wrongly, few bands have as widely an agreed upon cut-off point in the minds of their fanbase as ... -
Review: Pelican – Flickering Resonance
With the return of former guitarist Laurent Lebec in 2022 (last seen featured on 2009’s What We All Come To ... -
Review: Melvins – Thunderball
It’s not controversial to say that Melvins, now 40 years deep, had been on a dull run of form for ... -
Exclusive Track Premiere: Othismos – “I Will Fade Away”
Italian crusters Othismos have recently begun the rollout of their first new album in ~6 years. Sharing a name with ... -
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 ... -
Doom and Gloom- Playing Catch-Up: Part 1
Alright, we’re back like a heart attack from a greasy snack in a plastic sack, and, boy, have there been ... -
Doom and Gloom: Amammoth and Domkraft
After a brief time away, we’re back, folks, and I have not come empty-handed. Today, I’ve got two releases that ... -
“It Was Terrifying”; An Interview With Reed Mullin Of Corrosion Of Conformity
Corrosion Of Conformity cast a long shadow over the sludge scene. Their reputation as one of the most important bands in ... -
Now That’s What I Call Pelagic Music!
This massive two-disc compilation, In the Twilight, These Rocks have Teeth, puts Pelagic Records’ massive talent pool on display. With ... -
Hangovers And Sludge – An Interview With Merlin
Jordan Knorr is an interesting guy. One of the primary voices in the burgeoning midwestern sludge scene, his band Merlin ...
