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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Album Review: Grave of a Dog – Sightless Pit
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
Show Review: Caligula Tour – Lingua Ignota w/ Vile Creature
This past Tuesday I was fortunate enough to witness a stunning, heart-breaking, and trying performance from Lingua Ignota. Below I will attempt to put into
Album Review: Caligula – Lingua Ignota
Lingua Ignota’s Caligula is the follow-up to 2017’s All Bitches Die, an inconceivably bellicose album of five antagonistic songs. All Bitches Die is brimming with
Album Review: Shot of Pain- Schultz
From Nice, France comes SCHULTZ, an industrial act consisting of Franz Schultz, GUITARFoX, and Sandy Dynamite. SCHULTZ tackles hard-hitting electronic music with amusingly forward declarations,
Album Review: The Serpent and the Ladder – False Gods
New York’s False Gods have recently released “The Serpent and the Ladder”, an EP consisting of two six minute songs – “The Serpent,” and the
Album Review: Moonless Night Sacraments – Deathwomb
You’re a fairly unobservant person, admit it. You were unaware, as any normal person would be, of what the night held in store for you.
Album Review: Grave Mounds And Grave Mistakes – A Forest of Stars
Released in September of 2018, UK black metal band A Forest of Stars has conjured up an album that speaks of a delirium that courses
Album Review: Rope Enough For Two – DayGlo Mourning/Bludy Gyres
From Atlanta, Georgia comes two downtuned doom bands – Dayglo Mourning and Bludy Gyres. Their split, ‘Rope Enough For Two‘, features three gritty songs from
Album Review: Captive – Dead Register
From Atlanta, Georgia comes bleak, doomy three-piece Dead Register. Their latest album, Captive, set to be released in early November, explores fistfuls of varying genres,
