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Mrs. Piss is the product of Chelsea Wolfe and Jess Gowrie (Horseneck). The pair reconnected in 2016 when Gowrie played drums on Wolfe’s 2017 “Hiss
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“Fight War, Not Wars. Destroy Power, Not People,” released at the beginning of May, is the debut album from political extreme metal band Utilitarian. This
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“May Our Chambers Be Full” is the album I was anticipating the most this year. Louisiana Sludge icon Thou has joined forces with the ethereal
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Utilitarian is a three piece from Sheffield, UK – Jon Crowder (vocals), Jon Addams (bass), and Amara Wears (guitar and drums). Their newest E.P. “Stay
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2018 was a big year of releases for Louisiana sludge metal giants Thou, coming in at a total of 6! The full length “Magus,” released
Album Review: Immersion – Primitive Man
With riffs that shake the snow from the Rocky Mountains is Primitive Man, a three piece hailing from Denver, Colorado. Following the release of 2017’s
Album Review: Impenetrable Cerebral Fortress – Gulch
The sandy coast of Santa Cruz, California harbours some of the angriest Hardcore around. On July 24th, Gulch released “Impenetrable Cerebral Fortress“. Their latest release
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Place your bruised fruits in a bowl, light some incense, pull on your fuzziest green sweater, and seat yourself upon a large floral rug because
Quarantunes – Schultzie’s Ten Essential Quarantine Songs.
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Myrkur‘s Amalie Bruun is without a doubt a force of nature, an ancient spirit walking among us. Following 2017’s powerful full-length “Mareridt” is “Folkesange,” an
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Sightless Pit is a glorious trio of Kristin Hayter (Lingua Ignota), Lee Buford (The Body), and Dylan Walker (Full of Hell). Together they have conjured
Album Review: There Existed an Addiction to Blood – Clipping.
“There Existed an Addiction to Blood” is Clipping’s third full-length album. With a discography filthy rich with EP’s, an album that has won a Hugo
