Review: Ataraxy ‘The Last Mirror’
I’ve followed Spanish underground legend death metallers Ataraxy for a number of years now, since I heard their Revelations Of
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Review: Aptera ‘You Can’t Burn What Still Burns’
Hailing from Brazil, Italy, Belgium, and the US, but rising from the sea in Berlin, Aptera delivers a classic sound,
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Review: Above & Below ‘Suffer Decay Alone’
Having reviewed Plaguewielder‘s excellent third album Covenant Death last year, I was intrigued to see where main man Bryce Seditz
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Review: Aidan Baker ‘Tenebrist’
Ladies and Gentlemen, we are suffocating in inner space. Aidan Baker is probably best known as half of the experimental,
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Review: Oren Ambarchi / Johan Berthling / Andreas Werliin ‘Ghosted’
Repetition in music can be a divisive thing. On one hand the riff, by definition, is a relentlessly repeated hook
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Review: Ambassador Hazy ‘The Traveler’
I never cease to be amazed by the one-man-band. I mean, it’s difficult enough to get competent with a single
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Review: Alunah ‘Strange Machine’
Birmingham UK’s Alunah have followed a slow and steady ascension to the vanguard of the UK doom scene since their
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Review: Arne Heesch ‘Demons Are Scared’
As we all know, a feedback intro is always welcome. An album that starts with the squeal of speakers usually
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Review: Astral Tomb ‘Soul Gazer’
Something continues to go down in Denver. If this is your first time with Astral Tomb; they’re a cavernous, three-piece,
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Review: Aerial Ruin ‘Loss Seeking Flame’
While I wouldn’t consider myself any sort of aficionado, I like acoustic music, mellow, introspective, or ‘doom folk’ as it’s
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Review: As The World Dies ‘Agonist’
Death metal is a genre that continues to be prolific, especially in the humid environs of the States. It may
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