After being around for so long, it only makes sense that any artist would try different things, but there isn’t much that can be as changing or challenging as a member leaving after years of working together. It can be … Continue reading Black Space Riders – Die 8
All reviews below are written and executed by Drako Impure Faith – Infected By Evil Manifestation Some Brutal Death that actually rips! Now, as some may know that Brutal Death isn’t my favourite of the sub-genres, primarily because of some … Continue reading Drako’s Corner – Volume 12
A new band on the scene is a great thing for a litany of different reasons, but it’s not too terribly often that we’re able to come face-to-face with a new name on the block that manages to not just … Continue reading Mushroom Beard – s/t
For everything that death metal has proven to be capable of over the decades, it’s only natural to see the genre go through periods where listeners tend to gravitate towards a specific sound as that’s the flavor of the time … Continue reading Replicant / Elitist – Indomitable Hostility
Easily, death-doom is one of the most fascinating sounds to have come out of the metal underground over the decades. Given all that the sound can accomplish and bring to the table even after legions of bands doing their own … Continue reading Nekus / Bloodsoaked Necrovoid – Funerary Rites of Ancient Doom
All reviews below are written and executed by Drako Assumption – Paradox of The Arrow You should assume that this rips! PR/Review: I have a Death/Doom offering on my list next for you all and this is from Assumption with … Continue reading Drako’s Corner – Volume 11
To set yourself apart in a scene as stiff in competition as black metal is to truly go for something that not many others are doing at any given time. It’s something that an endless line of bands has sought … Continue reading Boarhammer – III: Instruments of Fungal Intent
Given the vast capabilities across the entire spectrum that rock music has to boast, it’s only natural that we’ve seen the genre twisted and contorted into all sorts of different shapes over the decades, and while such innovation and against-the-grain … Continue reading Lunar Ruins – The Expanse
For everything that the vast expanse of black metal can bring to the table, it never ceases to amaze me that the sound can become as majestic and magical as it can be harsh and singularly unforgiving. It’s something that … Continue reading Slava Zima – Smiarotny
Hiatuses are a fickle thing. While people tend to see them as a bad thing, a break can be just the thing any artist might need to rejuvenate their creative drive to eventually return to fans in top form without … Continue reading Architect of Seth – Solitude Solaire