Our resident prog nerd, Jangel, chatted with Tyler Dworak, bassist for up-and-coming prog death metal quintet The World Is Quiet Here (TWIQH). They talk about TWIQH’s new record, Zon, due out January 27th via Silent […]
What up y’all, Jangel here with my AOTY list! If you don’t know me I write (not as much as I should) for Noob Heavy and run our Instagram account. I wrote this list and […]
Written by Jangel Cyborg Octopus – Between the Light and Air> Progressive metal> California, US> Releasing August 26> Silent Pendulum Records Alright, first thing’s first: Cyborg Octopus is a fucking sweet band name. It strikes […]
Written by John Angel Hello to all the wonderful, underground theydies and djentlethems! Today we’ve got a new edition of The Z-List, a column dedicated to bringing some much deserved attention to the underground of […]
Written by John Angel Burial in the Sky – The Consumed Self Prog/tech death from Philadelphia, PA Released August 13, 2021 Via Rising Nemesis Records 10/10 If you ask most metalheads what the first melodeath* […]
Written by John Angel “I take core in my metal” Hello to all the wonderful, underground theydies and djentlethems! Today I’m bringing you the sixth installment of The Z-List, a column dedicated to bringing some […]
Written by John Angel Lower Automation – Lower Automation Mathcore/noise from Chicago Releasing via Zegema Beach Records Releases July 12, 2021 8/10 I cover a lot of death metal and prog leaning music here at Noob […]
Hello to all the wonderful, underground theydies and djentlethems! Today I’m bringing you the fifth installment of The Z-List, a column dedicated to bringing some much deserved attention to the underground of underground music and celebrating the people that make up our small community. […]
Written by John Angel Cathexis – Untethered AbyssDissonant death metal from Austin, TXReleasing via Willowtip RecordsReleases June 25, 20218.5/10 Dissonant death metal. Kind of a redundant phrase, huh? Death metal is already a nasty and dissonant […]
There’s something in the water in Vancouver. It’s produced some phenomenal bands, especially of the metal variety in the last couple decades. Top names to come out of the city include Archspire, Unleash the Archers, Strapping Young Lad/Devin Townshend, and 3 Inches of Blood. Something about the city and its music scene makes it an ideal forge for talented and iconic metal bands. Param-Nesia, the subject of today’s review, is no exception. Let’s take a look at their sophomore effort, Aspect of Creation. […]
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