Hand of Kalliach released an EP last year called “Shade Beyond,” and it made quite an impression on me (Joel, aka VUK). When I saw
Author: J.Wukotich
Explorer of Heaviness. Searcher of Clarity.
What the VUK? October 2021
Welcome to The Metal Wanderlust’s new feature, What the VUK? The TMW staff was challenged to pick a hand full of records they thought would
Interview: Garry Brents Sallow Moth/Cara Neir/Gonemage
Last year, Garry Brents released “The Larval Hope,” which was the first full length Sallow Moth record, and it made a huge impression on us
Split Review: Spooky Vol. II – Acid Witch/Vaultwraith
Hells Headbangers released the first “Spooky” split with Acid Witch and NunSlaughter in 2014. Was it spooky? I thought so, but is anything ever spooky
Album Review: Self Loather – Ghost Bath
Black Metal has suffered a great deal by limiting itself to needlessly bare bones production values, and music written with a purposeful simplicity that often
Label Feature: Nuclear Blast Records
We get a LOT of stuff sent out way believe me kiddies, from the smallest of bands to the largest of labels, and I know
Album Review: Wallflowers – Jinjer
As I sit down to listen to “Wallflowers” for the first time, I feel that rare excitement typically reserved for grand adventures (vacations and whatnot).
Albums Of Influence With Derek Neibarger (Atomic Zombie Records)
I came across Derek Neibarger’s work one evening by accident. I was just looking at random Metal stuff on Bandcamp. Atomic Zombie Records is one
Exclusive Premiere: Beyond The Grime – Diskord
Diskord plays the kind of Death Metal that will twist your ears in knots. If you’re unfamiliar with these anomalous Norweigion chaps, they’re sort of
Album Review: Search Party – Interloper
If you had asked me what to expect from a band made up of members from Vampire Squid, The Faceless, Abiotic, and Rings of Saturn,
Joint Album Review: Axiom of Choice – Fragment Soul
“Axiom of Choice” is Fragment Soul’s debut full-length, released independently in early May this year. I happened upon it by accident, after receiving an email
The Metal Wanderlust: Best of 2021 (So Far)
We’re more than half way done with season two of Pandemic Planet, and the soundtrack so far has been full to the brim with extreme
Album Review: Eternal Hails…… – Darkthrone
So, obviously Darkthrone have a new album out, and as is usual with any of their releases since the time “Transilvanian Hunger” ended a trilogy
