The always excellent ProgCaveOgier and The (occasionally but not always) Great Mackintosh have joined forces to create another review of epic proportions, this time of
Tag: doom metal
Album Review: Vestigial – Cryptae
I had the pleasure once of reviewing the Netherland’s based duo Cryptae’s other piece of sonic fuckery, the self titled “Cryptae”, and wow, what
Album Review : Esogenesi – Esogenesi
To cut to the chase, Italian Doomsters’ Esogenesi have released a beast of a debut album. I seem to reviewing a lot of Doom lately,
Album Review: I – Epitaphe
France’s Epitaphe have been kicking it old-school since 2009, but are only now releasing their debut album. Now, I thought my band was lazy, but
Album Review: Mors Eleison (EP) – Abysmal Grief
Purveyors of Vampiric Doom Metal, Abysmal Grief, have been lurking in the shadows since 1996. The “Mors Eleison” (English: Death have mercy?) EP was originally
“GET YOUR SOUL SCULPTURED BY HEX”- Exclusive Premier
Hailing from Spain and possibly another planet, these maniacs give us another song titled, “Soulsculptor” that will take, cut, stretch, and sculpt your soul into
Interview: Alessandro Wehrmacht – Morticula Rex
Meddlefan got to sit down and have a bit of a chat with an absolute champion of a bloke who just so happens to be
Album Review: Split – Illimitable Dolor/Promethean Misery
A quick review should be in order, one would think, with this little package from two mighty Australian acts, Illimitable Dolor, and Promethean Misery, but
Album Review: Carrier Of Weight – Eremit
Ever since I ventured forth into the world of doom metal, there was one thing that immediately stood out to me above all else: heaviness.
Album Review: Streams Within – Yawning Void
2018 was maybe a slightly boring year from a Doom Metal perspective, when you think about it. Many of the releases were lacking in the
Album Review: Contemplations – Soliloquium
The death knell has sounded and Soliloquium have dropped their second full length album on us. “Contemplations” is nothing but incredible, bringing the agonizing Doom and
Album Review: Vol. 6- Seer
Since 2014 Vacouver’s Seer have been gracing our ears with some pretty exquisite music. Fast forward to 2019 the band is getting ready to release
Album Review: Dreaming in a Dead Language- Mo’ynoq
Black Metal is such a fascinating genre, it can take listeners on a journey to other worlds and leave them filled with emotion. With such
