Insomniac – Om Moksha Ritam Review
The terms “psychedelic” and “post-metal” are usually enough for me to approach any new release with caution—not because…
Today is the Day – Never Give In Review
When we last heard from noise mastermind Steve Austin and his legendary project, Today is the Day, it…
we.own.the.sky – In Your Absence Review
Though not all post-metal is instrumental, almost all instrumental metal bands play some variation of post-metal. One could…
Mors Principium Est – Darkness Invisible Review
Mors Principium Est should, for longtime fans of Angry Metal Guy, need no introduction. Since 2003, these Finns…
Revocation – New Gods, New Masters Review
Following in the esteemed footsteps of resident Revocation expert Kronos is a daunting task. But with Kronos on…
Jord – Emellan Träden Review
Jord began life in pretty much the exact way one would expect of an atmospheric black metal act.…
Green Carnation – A Dark Poem Part I: The Shores of Melancholia Review
Not gonna lie, I did a double-take when I saw that Green Carnation’s fantastic Leaves of Yesteryear came…
Proscription – Desolate Divine Review
Last we met Finland’s Proscription, an overwhelming amount of promise was almost as intense as their blackened death…
Imperishable – Revelation in Purity Review
As I prepare to flip the calendar over to what looks like a pretty stacked September, I took…
Panopticon – Laurentian Blue Review
With the mammoth Panopticon ranking and the electrifying Månegarm review behind us, we can now look towards the…
Farseer – Portals To Cosmic Womb Review
Growing up together in the Chicago suburb of Cary, Farseer’s Brendan McCarthy (guitars/vocals), Ted Ballantine (guitar), George Burrows…
Fell Omen – Caelid Dog Summer Review
Raw black metal is a tricky proposition. There’s an extremely thin line to walk between production choices designed…