Review: GGGOLDDD ‘This Shame Should Not Be Mine’
Music, one of the most expressive things we, as humans, can create. It can convey mood, feeling, raw emotion, and
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Album & EP Reviews
Review: Steak ‘Acute Mania’
I picked up a copy of Slab City, Steak’s debut album in about ’15. I immediately dug their raw, fucked-off
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Review: Witchpit ‘The Weight of Death’
South Carolina’s Witchpit have been fine-tuning their brand of southern-fried-sludge going back to their formation in 2015, releasing a handful
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Review: As The World Dies ‘Agonist’
Death metal is a genre that continues to be prolific, especially in the humid environs of the States. It may
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Review: Mortify ‘Fragments At The Edge Of Sorrow’
Intense synth atmospheres and dramatic vocals open this album with the track Beneath The Emptiness. The riffing arrives sounding really
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Review: Absent In Body ‘Plague God’
Steve Von Till has been busy with his solo albums, and I’ve been soaking in everything he has released. Scott
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Review: Emma Ruth Rundle ‘Orpheus Looking Back’ EP
It seems strange, in this digital era, to continue to think of music as albums, EPs, and singles. Even when
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Review: Eric Wagner ‘In The Lonely Light Of Mourning’
In an era of routine horrible occurrences, it goes without saying that the death of legendary Trouble/The Skull/Blackfinger vocalist, and
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Review: Shallow Black ‘D2E0M2O [CHAPTERS]’ EP
In the twenty-first century, considering how bombarded we are with information, and how accessible it would appear, the whole planet
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Review: Qstaw ‘Project 86’
Learning of a new band to obsess over is always fun and playing the songs on repeat without ever getting
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Review: Pia Isa ‘Distorted Chants’
When she isn’t fronting one of Norway’s premier heavy doom bands, Superlynx, Pia Isaksen can be found, busy, working on
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