All reviews below are written and executed by Drako In Their Sleep – Infinite Genesis (EP) One of the best EP’s of the year so far! Alright, so, this is my first review entry of this round of four reviews … Continue reading Drako’s Corner – Volume 2
While I can never get away from my inclination toward all things in the world of heavy, I’ve never been able to shy away from the adjacent sounds that offer much of the same atmosphere and emotion despite dwelling in … Continue reading Pulsar1081 – L’inizio della fine.
For every new band, first impressions are everything. Even if the members of the band have garnered experience in plenty of other acts, those first steps as a cohesive unit can oftentimes be tentative in nature with unsure footing oftentimes … Continue reading Carbon Tomb – Passage to a Neutron Star
Power is a magnificent thing when in isolation. However, if you are unable to channel what it offers and brings to the table, all too easily can you find yourself biting off far more than you can chew with your … Continue reading Temple Guard – Citadel in Flames
A solid foundation can be all some bands needs in order to seize their opportunity for greatness. It can be something quite simple, yet it can effortlessly become the sole factor between a band landing firmly on their feet or … Continue reading Rotual – For the Dead
While the trend of heavy psychedelia in recent times is absolutely something that I’ve come to love and constantly lose myself within, it can sometimes feel as though we need a band to come around that can inject something different … Continue reading Carbon Decoy – Crush the Sun
In recent times, we’ve truly seen a wave of innovation throughout the many different realms of black metal. For everything that the genre has to offer from its old school veins to the newcomers looking to inject a different sort … Continue reading Zørza – Twilight of the Golden Star
I’m as much a fan of a straightforward creation as much as the next guy, but there just aren’t very many things out there that can compare to when a band dares to go above and beyond while absolutely nailing … Continue reading Misotheist – De Pinte
It’s been far too long since we’ve been offered a body of work that well and truly puts the occult back into occult rock. I don’t mean something that merely dabbles in the concept of darkness or offers us barely … Continue reading Jehovah on Death – Lágrimas de Oro
As is the case for many throughout the underground, growth is something that can effortlessly make or break an act as it moves through the realm. For all intents and purposes, people tend to see growth as a band moving … Continue reading Dysgnostic – End Whispers