An in-depth discussion with vocalist Cameron Miller of the beach math quintet, Seizures.
EP Review | Evening Machine | S/T
The layerings of melodic delays, reverbs, and filters blend together into a musical cocktail that is undeniably beautiful and lulls the listener into a dream-like state.
Album Review | To Be Gentle | L’autre Côté de la Peur
To Be Gentle shine a bright beacon of light in the face of a dark year with their latest EP.
#136 | Album Review | Osi and The Jupiter – Nordlige Rúnaskog
Idyllic nature-drenched folk.
#135 | Album Review | Unfurl – The Waking Void
A pestilent brute of aural decimation.
#134 | Interview | Firelink (Dark Souls-Inspired Progressive Black Metal from Atlanta)
An in-depth interview with the mastermind behind the Dark Souls-inspired melodic black/death metal project, Firelink.
#133 | Retrospective Review | Comus – First Utterance (1971)
Revisiting the ominous mysticism harbored within this relatively obscure progressive folk gem.
Album Review | No One Knows What the Dead Think | S/T
But we can definitively say what the dead listen to—freight train blastbeats, distorted guitar melodies, and vicious vocals.
#132 | Album Review | Norma Jean – All Hail
Powerful melody and spacious soundscapes stacked on sludgy hardcore riffing.
#131 | Album Review | Beyond the Ghost – You Disappeared
An uncanny mosaic of emotions from a glacial dreamworld.
#130 | Album Review | SEIZURES – Reverie of the Revolving Diamond
An album review podcast of Reverie of the Revolving Diamond, the final LP from the experimental hardcore quintet, SEIZURES.
#129 | Album Reviews | ESOCTRILIHUM, Despondent Moon, Mizmor, Witch Vomit
Dissections of sounds arcane and apoplectic.