It had been a sad week for Metalheads all over the world, shocked at having to mourn the sudden tragic loss of Black Dahlia Murder
Author: J.Wukotich
Explorer of Heaviness. Searcher of Clarity.
Show Review: The HU – Black Thunder Tour – Crofoot Ballroom, Pontiac, MI
Mongolian hard rock band The HU brought their North American Black Thunder Tour to Pontiac, Michigan last night (May 6th) to a sold out Crofoot
Label Feature: FYC Records & Distro, Vol. 2
The Metal Wanderlust has not been shy about our collective fondness for Nikolaos Spanakis, known to many as ‘Wrath’ – the mind behind Dødsferd. Covering
Album Review: Resilience & Despair – Qaalm
Spring is in the air, and in my neck of the woods that is very welcoming news. Ohio has some crazy weather, no doubt. I’d
Luminous Gloominous: Six Albums That Helped Us Through The Week — March 26 – April 2, 2022
Our first issue of Luminous Gloominous got some positive feedback, and that made us here at TMW feel pretty damn good. The choice to continue
Luminous Gloominous: Six Albums That Helped Us Through The Week
The idea for Luminous Gloominous has been kicking around for a while. It took some time to figure out the right avenue, and a weekly
Interview: Peter Svensson – Gauntlet Rule
Gauntlet Rule is a Traditional Heavy Metal supergroup from Sweden. The one and only Rogga Johansson on rhythm and melody guitars, Teddy Möller of Loch
Album Review: Sagas – Vanir
Vanir is a six-piece Melodic Death Metal band from Denmark. “Sagas,” their sixth full length in a career that began just over a decade ago,
Album Review: Return to the Void – Shape of Despair
Few sub-genres speak to me as loudly as Funeral Doom. Though, admittedly, my take on it may differ from some, I relate to the music
Album Review: The War To End All Wars – Sabaton
Still, upon hearing about their upcoming release, “The War to End All Wars,” I found myself wondering if a world existed where I could appreciate Sabaton for what they are instead of hating them for what they are not.
Album Review: Epigone – Wilderun
Progressive heaviness from Wilderun is on the menu this fine evening. Joel has thoughts a-plenty about this release, and agree or not… “Epigone” will get your wheels turning.
Album Review: Zero And Below – Crowbar
Entering their thirty-first year of existence, Louisiana Sludge demons Crowbar are about to unleash their twelfth full length album, Zero And Below, this March via
Label Feature: Wise Blood Records
Wise Blood Records made a lot of glorious noise last year, with releases by a wide variety of bands. From the Death/Doom of Mother of
The Metal Wanderlust 