By all accounts, ten years is a hell of a long time. Especially, it’s a long time for a band of any sort to go without releasing much of anything. Things happen and life gets in the way, but not … Continue reading Ozark Shaman – A Traitor is Worse Than an Enemy
The most interesting albums are oftentimes those that challenge the listener. Whether it’s in attempting a different sound than what we’re used to or offering a singularly oppressive experience, there are many ways that any band can come around to … Continue reading Abyssal Rift – Relics of Great Ash
In no small way, the world of death-doom has remained consistent over the decades. A sensational sound that has long been a tremendous force, especially when it comes to the macabre and themes of death itself, the style has been … Continue reading Chalice of Suffering – The Raven Cries One Last Time
The underground is nothing if not an exceedingly weird place. Where the more standard visions collide with those seeking to craft something of a sort heretofore unheard of, it’s a realm that’s constantly churning with inspiration, creativity, and splendor of … Continue reading Saprovore – Numinous Abditory Deflagration
While searching for excellence, it can be all too easy to have something go right under your radar for any number of reasons. Whether it’s the sheer volume of releases that prevents you from noticing something or you simply forget … Continue reading Mientras las Abejas Duermen – s/t
All reviews below are written and executed by Drako Wormlord – Choices More awesome and filthy buzzsaw! So, I’ve returned with a total of three brand new reviews for you all now and the first of three here is this … Continue reading Drako’s Corner – Volume 3
Where death and black metal intersect, terrible things are wrought. It’s the sort of combination that nowadays is obvious given what both sounds can offer each other when brought forth in a dichotomous creation, but any performance still requires tact … Continue reading Viande – Monument aux morts
It ought to go without saying at this point that out of all the issues that the vast underground of metal music suffers from, one of the most prominent has got to be oversaturation. It’s one thing for there to … Continue reading Mossystone – Paysages Tristes
A fierce presence is what many strive for throughout the underground as we find ourselves drowning in a sound that is nothing if not aggressive. It’s what throngs of bands put their asses into in order to not just bring … Continue reading Organ – Immobilism
Last year, folk metal was on a run the likes of which the genre hasn’t seen for quite some time and likely will not for some years to come. Despite the success it had, there were still a few names … Continue reading Finsterforst – Still