On February 17, cosmic black/death metal outfit Ulthar released two albums: Anthronomicon and Helionomicon, once again through 20 Buck Spin, each with their own Ulthar-tinged atmosphere. They
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The Metal Wanderlust 2022 Favorites: Vuk
What follows is a list of 50 albums that helped get me through 2022. I will turn 50 in 2023, so sharing that many albums
The Metal Wanderlust 2022 Favorites: Deckard Cain
Intros be damned!!! NOTE: The numbers do not correspond to any ranking methodology. Rankings are boring. Enough said. Onwards!!!! 1. Fer De Lance – The
Album Review: Entropic Reflections Continuum: Dimensional Unravel – VoidCeremony
20 Buck Spin is having quite a year. With releases by Skeleton, Obsequiae, Solothus, Ulthar and Bedsore, the label churns out remarkably unique and often
Album Review: Skeleton – Skeleton
Already a well-established live act, Dark Punk/Metal hybrid act Skeleton from Austin, Texas have now captured their sound in a studio album, a self titled,
Album Review: Slaver – Cauldron Black Ram
Back with their first full length in six years, due to commitments with their other bands Mournful Congregation and Stargazer, Australia’s underground Blackened Death Thrash
Album Review: Realm Of Ash And Blood – Solothus
One of the greatest joys in following music is to watch bands grow. Especially, if you have been into their albums since the very beginning.
Album Review: Planetary Clairvoyance – Tomb Mold
This is a real show of when continents collide folks right here. Yes I could have come up with some crappy joke like I did
Superstition – The Anatomy of Unholy Transformation
The term that is driving me crazy these days is “OSDM revival” I hate that term for 2 huge reasons. 1). IT’S JUST FUCKING DEATH
Album Review: Ecliptic Butchery – Scorched
You are at your house sitting in the dark watching your favorite rom-com on the telly when all of a sudden you hear a crick
INTERVIEW: KHEMMIS
2018 has been a great year for metal in my opinion. There have been quite a few memorable albums in the past 7 months, that
Album Review: Coffin Birth – Extremity
A while back, not too far mind you, but long enough to be called a while, not an age, or an eternity or anything silly
Album Review: Desolation- Khemmis
In the vast selection that we have in today’s metal scene there are some bands that set themselves aside from the rest proving that there
Album Review: Manor of Infinite Forms – Tomb Mold
The Great Mackintosh has always been a huge fan of an aptly titled band, you know the type I mean. Like Necrot, or Pissgrave, or
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