Event horizon in music form.
Category: Progressive Metal
Album Review | Without Light | All The Kings Must Burn
Transcendental sludge that grooves you into the floor.
Album Review | Under the Pier | Puff Pieces
Under the Pier are stoking the coals of the mathcore funeral pyre into a new and hungry inferno with their debut LP.
Album Review | Oranssi Pazuzu | Mestarin kynsi
An open, relaxed, space-y, sound; very seventies, combined with deity-crushing, maddened, black metal. There is no band out there that sounds like Oranssi Pazuzu.
#156 | Album Review | Intronaut – Fluid Existential Inversions
A psychedelic trip gone awry.
Album Review | FLUISTERAARS | Bloem
Join me as we take a walk through haunted woods in album form.
Album Review | Kvelertak | Splid
“Tvke It On The Rvn 666”
EP/Split Review | Mourning Beloveth & The Ruins of Beverast | Don’t Walk On The Mass Graves
Pure bliss and despondency.
Album Review | Alcest | Spiritual Instinct
Although I have always been a fan of ‘shoe-gaze’ and ‘post’ styles of black metal, Alcest’s recent release leaves me thoroughly wanting.
#134 | Interview | Firelink (Dark Souls-Inspired Progressive Black Metal from Atlanta)
Unfurling a forlorn yet heartfelt odyssey.
Album Review | The Number Twelve Looks Like You | Wild Gods
The Number Twelve Looks Like You incite elemental gods to war on their first release in a decade.
Album Review | Falls of Rauros | Patterns in Mythology
Patterns in Mythology outlines grand dips and swells, the balance always shifting between light and dark; a maelstrom of dissonance and harmony.