Review: Wo Fat ‘The Singularity’
It is something of a crime that two decades into their career, the Texan doom laden stoner rock of Wo
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Review: Witchpit ‘The Weight of Death’
South Carolina’s Witchpit have been fine-tuning their brand of southern-fried-sludge going back to their formation in 2015, releasing a handful
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Review: Wyatt E. ‘āl bēlūti dārû’
Reviewing Wyatt E.’s sophomore album āl bēlūti dārû was a unique and fulfilling experience. History is something that has always
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Review: Warcoe ‘Warcoe’ EP
Pesaro, Italy is home to a band that takes on two of the biggest doom/metal influences on the planet, Black
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Review: Wolfnaut ‘III’
As an American that has been following the stoner/doom scene since the 90s, I’ve always been curious about the many
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Review: Witches Broom ‘Witches Broom’
Having ‘witch’ in your band name (ala Witch, Witchfinder General, Witchcraft, etc) often tends to bring with it a certain
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Review: Wiegedood ‘There’s Always Blood At The End Of The Road’
If there’s one thing that has defined Wiegedood‘s music up to this point it is a simple word: intensity. Few
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Review: Weedpecker ‘IV: The Stream Of Forgotten Thoughts’
With their fourth album (second on Stickman Records), Weedpecker continues to evolve and delve deeper. While further exploring psychedelic and
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Review: When The Deadbolt Breaks ‘As Hope Valley Burns’
Again, we only have an eight second atten… ohh, we already mentioned that, meaning new music is very hard to
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Review: Witnesses ‘The Collapse’
So, here we are again, another release by the incredible Witnesses, or should I say Greg Schwan’s incredible music project
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Review: When The Deadbolt Breaks ‘As Hope Valley Burns: Eulogy’
Eight seconds. That’s allegedly the average attention span of an adult (well it is mine!). One more fun fact, a
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