Review: Novembers Doom ‘Major Arcana’
Chicago’s Novembers Doom have been giving us albums of melodic death/doom for nigh on thirty years at this point, and
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Prophecy Productions
Review: Hexvessel ‘Nocturne’
Mat ‘Kvohst’ McNerney has been a constant since the early days of my Shaman writing career when I covered Hexvessel‘s
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Review: Nytt Land ‘Songs Of The Shaman’
Nytt Land‘s work has slowly moved from their Nordic folk beginnings into a deeper representation of their Siberian heritage, beginning
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Year Of The Cobra: An Interview With Bassist & Vocalist Amy Tung Barrysmith
Perhaps it’s no coincidence that Seattle’s crushing, yet ethereal, doom metal, power duo Year Of The Cobra returned in 2025
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Review: Year Of The Cobra ‘Year Of The Cobra’
Seattle’s much-heralded doom, power-duo Year Of The Cobra return with their first release since 2019’s Ash And Dust, the tremendous
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Review: Amber Asylum ‘Ruby Red’
For today’s review I am going to try my best to help you envisage the world of long-time musical project
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Review: Botanist ‘Paleobotany’
Of all the words used to describe Botanist, the one that might do it best is ‘unconventional’. Their early offerings
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Tar Pond: Interview With Vocalist Thomas Ott & Guitarist Daniele Merico
Hot off the back of reviewing the latest release, Petrol, I was given the opportunity to throw some questions at
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Review: Tar Pond ‘Petrol’
Having formed initially in 2015, the self-pronounced anti-supergroup Tar Pond first spawned into life featuring members of Coroner and Celtic
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Review: Dool ‘Summerland’
Stadium rock filtered through vaguely underground aesthetics seems like such a fucking weird thing to do, but hey, here are
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Review: Year Of The Cobra ‘Ash And Dust’
A dusty road snakes across a vast expanse of gravel and boulders. A pair of unkempt, windswept figures approach the
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