Astronoid mixes aggression with ambience to make metal you can breathe.
Album Review | Children of Bodom | Hexed
Blue Öyster Cult was wrong; you should fear the reaper.
Album Review | Rotting Christ | The Heretics
When listening to Heretics a few key words came to mind, those being: heroic, brooding, reverend and dare I say, heavenly at times.
#81 | Album Review | Xerxes The Dark – Tower Of Silence
We tread through eons of cobwebs and dust accumulating in the Tower Of Silence and attempt to unearth its dreary secrets.
#80 | Interview | WORM MONOLITH (Harsh Rhythmic Noise)
Worm Monolith dives into his eponymous LP, providing us details as to what transpires in his album’s narrative. He also provides us a glimpse into his future output, illuminating how his sound will evolve, and where his story will travel next.
Album Review | Melvins | Bullhead
It’s Bullhead, bitch.
#79 | Album Review | Aneurysm – Awareness
We delve into the ten tracks of unfettered punk energy pouring from Awareness and marinate in its slop of slurred notes, all while getting eviscerated by its chunky rhythms and unhinged ramblings.
Album Review | Fecal Vomit | Rectal Invaders
Have you ever wanted to have your ear-rectum invaded by tiny noise-making arcade monsters? If so, look no further.
#78 | Film Discussion | Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer (1986)
We delve into the seedy underbelly of the 1986 horror classic, Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer.
#77 | Interview | NONE (Meditative Neofolk Swirling in Portals of Black Metal, Industrial, Noise, and Dark Ambient)
Nicholas of NONE discusses the blend of genres, feelings, and energy comprising this solo project of his. He goes into his writing process, what the project represents for him personally, and he also divulges the intriguing notion that NONE is more than just the name of his project, but a deity of his own construction.
Album Review | Mortuary Chapter | Three Levels of Torment
Mortuary Chapter’s Three Levels of Torment is a short but essential dungeon synth release.
Voices From Corners Unknown, Ep. 27 | Return to Worm Mountain, FOUDRE!, Summoned by Giants
In episode twenty-seven, we vacate the halls of bone and flesh to journey to the quirky, synth-laden krautrock mountain of worms on Return to Worm Mountain’s eponymous LP. We get doused in the effervescent ambient energy of FOUDRE!’s Kami 神 and we get smoked out by the delectably hefty stoner doom crunch of Azimuth from Summoned by Giants.