Entombed in dereliction.
Author: Ryan Knapp
#169 | Track Reviews | Necrot, Black Palm, Voidbloom, Powerman 5000, Shifting, and Imperial Triumphant
Ramblings about new EPs and tracks off of upcoming records: crusty death metal, blistering mathcore neuroses, worming noise rock, and a myriad of other resonances.
#168 | Album Review | Dark Sky Burial – De Omnibus Dubitandum Est
An album review podcast of the debut LP, De Omnibus Dubitandum Est, from Dark Sky Burial, the new project of Napalm Death bassist Shane Embury.
#166 | Album Review | Chief Tail – Chief Tail
An album review podcast of the debut self-titled record from the punky noise rock gutter denizens, Chief Tail.
#165 | Track Reviews | CATSICK, Cyttorak, Pyrrhon, Don’t Grow Old, Carpenter Brut, and Dearth
Concise ramblings of some relatively fresh tracks and EPs: sloppy punk, planet-demolishing sludge, a synthwave cover, plus a litany of other timbres.
#164 | Album Review | Lesa Listvy – Unheard Of
An enrapturing dark ambient sojourn through polluted skies.
#163 | Album Review | Mamaleek – Come and See
Mamaleek explores and emits timbres that ceaselessly flood city streets with deafening clamor.
#162 | Album Review | Serpent Column – Endless Detainment
An album review podcast of the second EP, Endless Detainment, from the mysterious avant-garde black metal troupe, Serpent Column.
#161 | Album Reviews | Beneath the Massacre, Benighted, Black Curse, and DVT
Briefer album reviews of the latest albums from Beneath the Massacre (Fearmonger), Benighted (Obscene Repressed), Black Curse (Endless Wound), and DVT (To the Great Monolith II).
#160 | Album Review | Old Man Gloom – Seminar IX: Darkness of Being
An album review podcast of the eighth LP, Seminar IX: Darkness of Being, from the noisy sludge metal behemoths, Old Man Gloom.
#159 | Track Reviews | Knock Over City, ZOMBIESHARK!, Firelink, Bell Witch & Aerial Ruin, Gaytheist & Intercourse, and Defeated Sanity
Succinct reviews of some fresh singles, EPs, and splits: cybergrind, funeral doom, noise rock, brutal death metal, and a sundry of other tones.
#158 | Album Review | Return to Worm Mountain – Therianthropy
An outlandish cross-pollination of psychedelic synth quirks, verdant folk melodies, acid-churning sludge, and a sundry of timbres balmy, bitter, and beatific.