Review: Serpentent ‘Ancient Tomes, Volume I: Mother Of Light’
Ancient Tomes, Volume I: Mother Of Light, the debut album by Serpentent, has just been released through Svart Records, and
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Review: Famyne ‘II: The Ground Below’
Ahhh Canterbury. The region is perhaps best known for its scenic beauty, literature and ancient cathedrals. Musically, it is perhaps
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Review: Kaleidobolt ‘This One Simple Trick’
It’s been cool to watch the expansion of stoner, doom, and heavy rock & roll over the course of the
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Review: I Am The Night ‘While The Gods Are Sleeping’
I Am the Night may be a brand new entity but their music is conjured into being by four long
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Review: Messa ‘Close’
At the time of the release of their debut album Belfry, it was easy to describe Messa as an Italian
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Review: Deathbell ‘A Nocturnal Crossing’
One genre which has come to light for me in recent years is that of occult doom. A sub-genre I
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Review: 40 Watt Sun ‘Perfect Light’
Sometimes the process of writing about music is as complex and difficult to pin down as the idea of writing
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Review: Doodswens ‘Lichtvrees’
There’s a point early in Zwarte Staar, the powerful third track on this debut album by Doodswens where, in spite
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Review: Dust Mountain ‘Hymns For Wilderness’
April this year seems long ages ago, and much of Roadburn Festival’s spectacular effort to bring the world a piece
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Review: Green Lung ‘Black Harvest’
London’s Green Lung made quite the impact, initially with their debut EP Free The Witch, but went global with their
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Review: Skepticism ‘Companion’
After 30 years together, Finnish funeral doom legends Skepticism return with their sixth album, Companion, released on Svart Records. A
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