Review: Radien ‘Unissa Palaneet’
Do you enjoy a journey so winding it’s difficult to find your way back home? Setting an immersive tone is
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Author: Richard Murray
Review: Phal:Angst ‘Whiteout’
Phal:Angst have created something hallowed, isolated, and truly beautiful with their latest album Whiteout. Developing a world made of post-rock
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Review: Death Engine ‘Ocean’
Death Engine was formed in Lorient, France in 2012 and have been climbing the ranks of the European underground post-metal
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Review: Sconsacrata ‘Paroxysms’
This is my third consecutive review done on a band consisting of a single member. I’m still blown away by
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Review: Sfeerverzieker ‘Death Is The Desired Ending’
Sfeerverzieker is fronted, sided, and backed by Sven Post who makes post-metal with a heavy emphasis on doom and sludge.
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Review: Monovoth ‘Monovoth’
One man band Monovich is the brainchild of Lucas Wyssbrod, his previous projects include MOSTRO, Golden Cannibal, and Hail The
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Review: Psychonaut ‘Violate Consensus Reality’
Psychonaut’s first album, 2018s Unfold The God Man, had a lot going for it. A cool sound gorgeous colored vinyl
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Review: Mamaleek ‘Diner Coffee’
Mamaleek are two unknown brothers who weld black metal, trip hop, and jazz metal together. By masking the restrictions of
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Review: Everest Queen ‘Murmurations’
A great feeling of sadness is felt throughout the runtime of Murmurations. Members Adam C Taylor on lead vocals and
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Review: Process Of Guilt ‘Slaves Beneath The Sun’
A piece by Lee Jeffries titled Christ showing an emancipated man adorns the cover of Process Of Guilt’s newest venture
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Review: Might ‘Abyss’
Might as a band were birthed on January 13th 2020 in Hannover, Germany. They’re a duo consisting of Ana Muhi
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