I have never reviewed a single track. Not that I’m against the idea, it just never crossed my mind before. Then one afternoon, I got
Tag: Progressive
Album review: Circle’s end – Alarum
In the modern age of Metal, everyone loves a good mind-blowing. It’s certainly more difficult nowadays with all the masses of talented bands coming from
Album Review: Rise of the Merciless – Dystopia A.D.
Dystopia A.D., the now two-man Progressive/Technical Death Metal outfit from New Jersey return with their second album, “Rise of the Merciless”. For this release, project
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
Interview: Rainburn
Rainburn are a Progressive Rock band from Bangalore, India. In November last year, they released an Ep titled “Resignify” consisting of five reworked tracks from
Album Review: The Legend of Thraat – Dymbur
Extreme, Djent, Math, Experimental and Progressive are all words that describe bands that utilise differing time signatures, technical complexity and rhythmical dense grooves to beat
Tribute to Sean Reinert
The recent passing of legendary drummer Sean Reinert at the untimely age of 48 has left a deep hole in the Metal community, and a
Album Review: Echoes of the Past – Brotthogg
Alright! Imma start by saying that there’s something fishy going on. I write reviews for a few different sites and, recently, I’ve been sent a
Album Review: Liquid Anatomy – Alkaloid
The amount of extreme metal releases coming out per year is probably larger now than it has ever been in the history of recorded music.
Album Review: Queen of Time- Amorphis
For nearly 30 years Amorphis has shaped the metal world with their fantastic diverse discography and unwavering dedication to the art. A band that has
Album Review: Sessions-The Summoned
Somewhere in between the world of Death Metal and Progressive there lies another genre that can be hard to pinpoint but it can be described
Tempel: The Moon Lit Our Path
I stumbled upon this band while browsing Spotify and I was not sure what to expect. When instrumental metal comes to mind I think Djent,
The Metal Wanderlust 