I’ve been pretty much addicted to Elder Scrolls Online and these are some albums that have been a great companion to the endless questing and dungeon runs. Some new favorite albums in this lot, kinda all have a spacey or prog vibe with high energy. […]
The twenty-year-old Gothic band from Slovakia, Gloom, has recently published their third studio album titled Awaken. I certainly hope that with this album, they begin to awaken their artistic instincts and produce more music in the future. It is true that gothic music has long passed its 80s and 90s prime, and been largely replaced by similar genres of symphonic rock or symphonic metal, bands like Gloom still capture the essence of this dramatically melancholic and lovelorn style and keep the candle lit in this darkness. […]
A lot of fun right here, well, it’s short due to being an EP but what’s there is a very fun stoner love letter to the 70s. The thing that really ties it together for me, is the fact that it’s themed around my favorite books of all time, the Illuminatis! Trilogy. I’m used to a lot of whacky themes that are far more common than people realise (particularly in stoner), but I’ve yet to see any Discordian representation as of yet. If you’re in the know, then you’ll have fun cherry picking this release for references, artwork included, which draws upon Discordianism’s love of gratuitous symbolism. Be prepared for the most I’ve used air quotes in an article. […]
Written by Steven The music of Lamb of God demands a response, and that response is best executed by an audience who can lose their shit in the pit. So as humanity suffers from a […]
The Artisan Era is one of those labels that you can always count on to deliver quality metal, they specifically operate within the tech/prog death scenes, and their band Spectrum Of Delusion has just added another slice of gold to the label’s extensive catalog with their sophomore record Neoconception! […]
Welcome to the ongoing series of articles called #EliranWatch2020 because when I see an album cover by Eliran Kantor, I write about it somewhere. […]
As everyone will attest, 2020 has been a real fucker of a year for metal, and for live music in particular, and it’s all due to a one in a hundred year plague. Yep, who would have thought… Going to a Metal show; something that we’ve all just taken for granted, something that is the livelihood of many, the driving spirit, the community, dare I say the religion of Metalheads worldwide, disappeared in a flash. […]
Can it be a coincidence that one of your favorite bands in your teens (the one that you have persistently loved ever since) releases an album on your birthday or is it a gift from the universe, which has kept you in the dumps for quite a long while, only to show that you are still there and that you are not entirely hapless and hopeless? […]
Here’s the details and a taste of the upcoming Spirit Adrift album, following their 2019 underground hit Divided By Darkness which caught the attention of many metalheads with it’s classic stylistic artwork by Joe Petagno. Newcomers prepared to be warmed by the classic Heavy Metal sound wrought with modern tones. There’s also details surrounding a 2021 European tour with Corrosion Of Conformity which is quite an interesting combination, both very classic bands in their sound but of different styles and aesthetics. I also wasn’t aware that they were a humble DUO, as per the additional context provided towards the end. […]
After a couple of listens, I still couldn’t tell you everything that’s going on on this record. At an hour and eleven minutes long, this is the sort of beast that seems almost untouchable, but I’ll take a crack at it! Aseitas are a progressive death metal band based out of the United States, and this is their 2nd full length record. I mean progressive with a capital P too, this album is unlike anything I’ve ever heard purely based on how many different things they’ve put to use here. […]
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