I do expect quite a lot of a new Satyricon album. I expect greatness. I expect a lot of fun reading the social media comments
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Show Review: Anvil – Impact Is Imminent Tour – The Magic Bag, Ferndale, MI
On tour supporting their nineteenth studio album, “Impact Is Imminent,” Canadian Metal legends Anvil hit the stage hard last Thursday night in Ferndale, Michigan. To
Exclusive Track Premiere: Room Full of Paper Cranes – Ernia
The artwork for Ernia’s upcoming album, How To Deal With Life And Fail, is both busy and beautiful; a minglement of prehistoric and contemporary imagery
Show Review: Rivers Of Nihil – Sanctuary Detroit – June 4, 2022
Seeing Rivers Of Nihil had been on my bucket list for a while. “Where Owls Know My Name” made such an impression on me when
Album Review: Born Into Chaos – Yatra
A journey can be many things to many people. It could be a trip down to the local shops, day-tripping around your local region, or
Show Review: Cradle Of Filth – The Machine Shop, Flint, MI
As the seasons begin to shift, chilly air giving way to the humidity here in the Midwest United States, most of us don’t go searching
Exclusive Track Premiere: Sleepwalker – Paganizer
Of the many projects Swedish Death Metal legend Rogga Johansson has been involved with, Paganizer is the one that has produced the greatest number of
Album Review/Interview: Apocalypse- Breathe Your Last
Maligned since its inception, Death ‘n Roll has moved far beyond the principal detraction aimed its way. The idea of bands selling more records by
Album Review: Colours of Faith – Sisyphean
Sisyphean is a Lithuanian Black/Death Metal crew that has drawn comparisons to Icelandic bands like Sinmara and Mispyring, as well as the work of Fench
Album Review: Modern Primitive – Septicflesh
There are many directions a discussion about new music from Septicflesh could go, with the most potential topic for off-course communication going to which era
Album Review: The Enigma, Boundless – Sadistic Ritual
I’ve listened to my fair share of music so far this year and, true to form, it’s been mostly Thrash with a few Death Metal
Album Review: Songs Of Townes Van Zandt, Vol. III – Amenra/Cave In/Marissa Nadler
“Being born is going blind and bowing down a thousand times To echoes strung on pure temptation” Whether it be words about little summer birds
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
The Metal Wanderlust 