Black Metal

As a non-musician, writing music and playing an instrument is always impressive to me, but I am in…

I spent so long this summer submerged in Panopticon’s discography, once I came back up, I was overwhelmed…

They say it’s going to be a harsh winter this year. They always say that, and it’s almost…

The picture I have in my head of Ireland is an isolated, yet calming, place by the sea.…

I first became acquainted with stoner rock while attending college and skiing in Salt Lake City. Whether carving…

Since coming to prominence as the guitarist and primary songwriter of Angelcorpse in the 1990s, Gene Palubicki has…

When he’s not dealing in the Slime and Punishment of Municipal Waste or pissing off the neighbors with…

As a massive fan of anything that creeps, crawls, horrifies, or shocks, I enjoy no season more than…

There’s a distinctive quality about French black metal that hints at its creators’ origin—and I don’t mean the…

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In neither of his two prior Wode reviews did El Cuervo pose the question, what is a wode,…

The occupational hazard of reviewing music is a fixation on novelty. At a certain point, you have heard…

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