Serpent Lord – The Once Forgotten Ways of Old Review
After reviewing Crotaline in April and Dimmu Borgir’s Grand Serpent Rising earlier this month, 2026 is shaping up…
Maladie – The Dance of Tragedies Review
I initially stumbled across Germany’s Maladie last year with the fifth installment of their Symptoms EP series and…
Sarcasm – Lifeforce Omnibound Review
We get a lot of bold claims in the promo pit. It’s understandable; writing advertisements for music sounds…
Ana – Motivated by Death Review
So, what’s happening here is Australian symphonic metalers Ana and their debut record, Motivated by Death are set…
Elder – Through Zero Review
Elder sits at the top of their field, a rare heavy band with a genuinely singular sound that…
Sabotør – Første Aksjon Review
Among the foundations of heavy metal are resistance and counterculture. Thus, it makes sense that a young Norwegian…
Escaping Aghartha – Lurkers of Languid Waters Review
Every artist needs their muse. For Avery Dart, that would be the eel, the main subject of Lurkers…
Arroganz – Death Doom Punks Review
Once, punk ruled my heart as jealously as metal. I loved the heart-in-hand abandon and DIY ethos of…
A Forest of Stars – Stack Overflow in Corpse Pile Interface Review
There’s a common misconception from readers of this fine blog that we writers are well-versed, well-traveled, and have…
Electric Sun Defence – Estuary Review
It’s easy to take the Internet for granted, given how ubiquitous it is these days. A couple of…