Review: Mines ‘Your Ever Failing Happiness’
I know very little about Wales, but if the new Mines album is anything to go by, it doesn’t seem
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Post-Metal
Premiere: Mines ‘Your Ever Failing Happiness’ – Releases This Friday via Trepanation Recordings
If filthy blackened sludge wrapped up in a post-metal vision is your idea of musical heaven, or should that be
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Review: Cult Of Luna ‘The Long Road North’
Cult Of Luna have now served twenty years in their quest to push the limitations of what they envision hardcore
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Review: Thumos ‘The Republic’
There seems to have been an increase in the instrumental metal genre, and music fans either love it or they
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Review: Mother ‘Interlude I’ EP
Mother are a post-black metal band from Oostende, Belgium who started in 2017. Aside from that nugget of information, they’re
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Video Premiere: V ‘Pathogenisis’ Part Three Of ‘Led Into The Wild – Live At Svansberget’
As far as concepts go, you have to doff your cap to Sweden’s V who undertook the enormous task of
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Review: The Ocean ‘Phanerozoic Live’
For those unfamiliar with German progressive/post-metal band The Ocean (Collective), this unique collector’s ‘live’ edition of their double concept album
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Review: THÅRN ‘Collisions’
Some sounds just hit my ear right. I’ve gobbled up atmospheric sludge, or post-metal if you’re gonna be lame about
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Review: NŪR ‘Negative Transfer’ EP
Weighing in at a mere fourteen minutes this three-track EP from NŪR is a bone crushing episode of relentless atmospheric
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In Search Of Tone: Brian Cook Of Russian Circles & SUMAC
I first heard of Russian Circles a few years back and although I wasn’t a fan of instrumental music, they
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In Search Of Tone: Nate Hall Of US Christmas & Solo Artist
I learned of US Christmas through a friend and fellow scribe Jacob. Their sound is perfect to me, and I
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