Review: Sigh – Goh-Ka – The Progressive Subway
Published by Vince on 2026/09/192026/09/19 Artwork by: Maciej Kamuda Style: Progressive Metal, Folk Metal, Avant-Garde Metal, Black Metal…
Nihil Admiral – The Axes, the Flesh Hooks and the Spits Review
Veiled in mystique, Nihil Admiral proves elusive as details about them dance outside my reach. Lacking a traditional…
Aucausal Intrusion – Vomit Meditations Review
In an act of unconscious serendipity, shortly before beginning this review, I re-read Jean-Paul Sartre’s Nausea. The serendipity…
Sigh – Goh-Ka Review | Angry Metal Guy
Great records offer something deeper than what glimmers on the surface, whether conceptual, musical, emotional or otherwise. Without…
Dymna Lotva – Vyraj Review
The power of storytelling is well-known to Belarusian post-black outcasts Dymna Lotva. Their previous album, The Land Under…
Saprovore – Numinous Abditory Deflagration Review
Numinous (adj.): evoking a sense of the mystical, sublime, or transcendent; awe-inspiring. Abditory (n.): a concealed location used…
Emptiness – Nowhere Speaks Review
Emptiness, nothingness, absence, non-being: such evocations of negation abound in extreme metal, often justifiably given the visceral analogy…
Blood Mother – Blood Mother Review
After 18 years and five full-length albums as frontman to The Lion’s Daughter, Rick Giordano decided “the daughter…
Review: Maladie – The Dance of Tragedies
Published by Vince on 2026/07/022026/07/02 No artist credited Style: Progressive metal, avant-garde metal, melodic black metal (mixed vocals)Recommended…
Verdun – Abyssal Womb Review
Each writer here in the Hall has their own ritual for fishing new promo from the sump. Some…
Serpent Lord – The Once Forgotten Ways of Old Review
After reviewing Crotaline in April and Dimmu Borgir’s Grand Serpent Rising earlier this month, 2026 is shaping up…
Crocell – Swarm of Insects Review
Spawned in 2007, Danish quintet Crocell started life as a humble, but prolifically productive melodic death metal troupe,…