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
Category: Reviews
Album Review: Consolamentum – Year of No Light
Every once in a while, I stumble across music that makes me smile. Year of No Light’s “Consolamentum” popped up in my Facebook feed when
Album Review: Dead End Destiny – Hidden Intent
Hey SIRI, play me something Australian… Hidden Intent out of Adelaide, South Australia bring the absolute thunder (from Down Under – sorry, Your Grouchy Friend
Album Review: Incantation Rites – Thronehammer
The Progressive Cave Ogier and Obsolete Dreadnought both love to talk about Metal. In fact, these two old hairy armed and eared buggers have been
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
Album Review: Exitivm – Pestilence
Pestilence, to simplify matters greatly, has had two eras. 1) The early Martin van Drunen-dominated era from ’84 to ’94, (with Patrick Mameli stepping up
The Metal Wanderlust Album of the Month, May 2021: Har – Dordeduh
Two Negura Bunget alumni have come up with a fantastic, forward thinking album that has A LOT in it for us all to discover. “Har,”
Album Review: Vespers – Shattered hope
Doom bands seem to have this strange habit of putting out the exact music you need, at the exact right time, for whatever life is
EP Review: Fire, Magic & Venom – Sea Mosquito
Continuing the tradition of excellence at Onism Productions, a label that turned a single year old just yesterday, is the latest release by UK-based atmospheric
Album Review: La Morsure Du Christ – Seth
The French melodic Black Metal band Seth are back with “La Morsure du Christ“ (The Bite of Christ). This new effort is both a return
Album Review: X – Artillery
I listened to this album two times. The reasons that’s important are: 1) I do not recommend you do the same. 2) Had I only
Album Review: Beyond Acheron – Vincent Crowley
After thirty years fronting the controversial gods of blasphemy, Acheron, frontman Vincent Crowley decided, as a band, they had run their course and it was
Album Review: Bring Out The Dead – Dead Animal Assembly Plant
It seems that a lot of the music that I have been reviewing has been bands with a decent amount of history, but that are
