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
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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: 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
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
Interview/Album Review: Alexander Jones – Undeath – It’s Time… To Rise From The Grave
Ladies and gentlemen we are gathered here today to discuss a band many have come to adore. A few short years ago a star was
ALBUM REVIEW: What a Time to be Alive – Werewolves
Ferocity: savage, unfettered ferocity. Like the lycanthropically afflicted beasts for whom they’re named, Melbourne, Australia’s Werewolves dealt in this commodity on their 2020 debut “The
Album Review: Hearts of No Light – Schammasch
Swiss avant-garde Black Metal band Schammasch are back with full length number four “Hearts of No Light“, following in the fascinatingly unconventional footsteps of its
Interview: Chris Kang – Huntsmen
Our Intrepid interview type dude Robert “Meddlefan” Darling sat down recently and had a word or three with none other than Chris Kang, the Singer
Album Review: Heaven That Dwells Within- Wormwitch
Back in 2017 an album entitled Strike Mortal Soil was released by Canadian Metal outfit Wormwitch and it was received with much praise. Fast forward
Album Review: As The Kingdom Drowns – Psycroptic
Psycroptic are one of Australia’s premiere technical death metal bands, if not one of the best technical death metal bands in general. The tight drumming
Album Review: Spirit Crusher- Dödsrit
Black Metal and Crust are two genres that work extremely well together, they are both dark and infectious. I first got wind of Dödsrit after
Album Review: Devouring Radiant Light- Skeletonwitch
With the turn of the millenium we saw a hefty amount of bands burst into the scene, steadfast and ready for action. Some fell flat
Album Review: The Maldoror Chants – Hermaphrodite- Schammasch
You are walking into treacherous waters my friend. Are you ready to be engulfed with all that you think you know? Once again embarking us
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,
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