It ought to go without saying that the underground is a place where all sorts of talent can remain hidden for years. As time goes on and these bands continue to toil away, there are always those that manage to … Continue reading Ch’ahom – Anthropic Rites of Sublimation
It ought to go without saying that death metal has remained incredibly strong over the years with all sorts of bands continuously coming out of the woodwork from all over the globe to show us how far the genre can … Continue reading Leper Colony – Back to Primal Sludge
At this point, it’s safe to say that Esoctrilihum is a true anomaly of the underground. Whether or not you’re able to lose yourself in the chaotic realms that the entity has carefully been crafting across several releases over the … Continue reading Esoctrilihum – Annochiül Xar Sorthïlazur
All reviews below are written and executed by Drako Endseeker – Coffin Born (EP) Endseeker bow out with a decent final EP to say goodbye. So, I have got a total of 5 new reviews for you all again and … Continue reading Drako’s Corner – Volume 9
Black metal has long been unmistakably divisive as the decades have piled onto all that the genre brings to the table in its many different forms. For everything that the sound can be, there have always been bands of all … Continue reading Véhémence – Assiégé Pour l’Éternité
I think it’s safe to say that atmospheric black metal has seen a lot of growth over the years, but it’s as the sound has become more populated that we find all too easily that there are plenty of bands … Continue reading Malist – Eternal Echo of the Fall
I would sure love to meet the people who make the utterly dubious claim that death metal nowadays is anything along the lines of boring. The sound has its moments of stagnation, sure, but even a casual glance across the … Continue reading Odious Spirit – The Sourceless Scourge
Given the sheer variety and scope that the various realms of rock have witness unfold and expand over the decades, it’s only natural that we’re able to bear witness to all sorts of different acts that don’t just tap into … Continue reading The Machine – Another Sun
Despite the vast potential that’s to be found whenever the realms of doom and sludge intersect, it’s not nearly often enough that we’re granted a sight that actually manages to tap into much of what the combination is capable of … Continue reading Fane – Armageddon Scars
We could sit here and talk all day about how far death metal has come over the decades, and that’s absolutely a topic we should always be willing to talk about, but there’s just nothing that can compare to when … Continue reading Cryptorium – Through the Bowels of Ceaseless Dissonance