Written by Kirk Inherus – Beholden> Post-doom/psychedelic rock> New York, US> Released May 26> Hypnotic Dirge Records It’s been almost a year since Hypnotic Dirge Records has given us any new music, having closed up […]
Written by Valkyrjiaa Lesotho – Through the Dying Light> Instrumental post-metal> Massachusetts, US> Released April 7> Independent/self-release In the dark and dreary age of 2020’s quarantine, Lesotho came into being. Forging the mastery of guitarist […]
Written by Kep Dimwind – The Futility of Breathing> Instrumental post-metal> Sweden> Releasing April 21> Trepanation Recordings I’ve reviewed releases from Dimwind twice before (their debut LP Slow Wave Violence and last year’s split with Breaths), and both times I was struck […]
Written by Kirk, Westin, Kep, Espi Kvlt, and Ellis We’ve had some great music so far in 2023, but March really took the cake. Bangers abounded, and so we’ve rounded up some of our favorites […]
Written by Westin, Kep, Ellis, and Kirk Welcome back to another Noob Heavy roundup, where we give you the rundown on releases we loved that you might have missed. February continued the strong start to […]
Written by Barlovv They Grieve – To Which I Bore Witness> Doom/drone> Ontario, Canada> Releasing February 24> Silent Pendulum Records Weariness finds its wayAnd carries the promise of anguish There are times when I can […]
Written by Valkyrjiaa Arklay Mountains – May The Dark Shine Your Way> Instrumental/melodic metal> Ontario, Canada> Released February 10> Syrup Moose Records Come, sit by the fire and warm yourself, traveler. Take rest and enjoy […]
I’m new around here so a quick introduction: I’m Mark Doubt. I have lived most of my life in California, currently I’m in San Francisco where I’m an amateur videographer who shoots, edits, and hosts […]
Hey it’s me, Kep, your friendly guy who likes death metal and also editor here at Noob Heavy. The end of this year has been crazy, but I’m super happy to lay out the albums […]
I’m B, and I am a philosophy professor who is interested in horror and metal aesthetics (my Twitter is here). Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about immersive experiences, and what it takes to evoke […]
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