MMusic Read More Illwind – The Unfolding at the End of Light ReviewJuly 23, 2026 Sometimes a new band starts up and chooses a godawful name—like Illwind. I’m not just referring to associations…
MMusic Read More Soothsayer – The Unbinding ReviewJuly 5, 2026 One might guess that a group by the name of Soothsayer would be inherently forward-looking. Yet, this has…
MMusic Read More Solace – Fading Failing Ruin ReviewJuly 2, 2026 Asbury Park, New Jersey’s Solace observes their thirtieth anniversary this year, and to celebrate it, the quintet emerges…
MMusic Read More Verdun – Abyssal Womb ReviewJuly 1, 2026 Each writer here in the Hall has their own ritual for fishing new promo from the sump. Some…
MMusic Read More In Vespro – Where Silence Used to Sleep ReviewJune 19, 2026 In a week where I was forced to bail on my half of a double review of Warning’s…
MMusic Read More Review: Galvanist – The Silence Between StarsJune 16, 2026 Published by Vince on 2026/06/162026/06/16 Artwork by: Bahrull Marta Style: Death Doom Metal, Progressive Metal, Atmospheric Sludge Metal,…
MMusic Read More Goddess – Ritual of the Cloven Hoof ReviewJune 10, 2026 For the second time this month, I seem to have selected a band for review that was born…
MMusic Read More Fires in the Distance – Circadian Promise ReviewJune 9, 2026 Not many bands can craft as characteristic an aura as Fires in the Distance. Their dreamy melodicism yet…
MMusic Read More Stuck in the Filter: March 2026’s Angry MissesJune 6, 2026 Rain has started to leak into the ducts as Spring gets wetter and wetter. While I’m away, vacationing…
MMusic Read More Galvanist – The Silence Between Stars ReviewMay 26, 2026 I was initially surprised that Galvanist hailed from Bozeman, Montana, but I really have no right to feel…
MMusic Read More Review: Black Sea of Trees – Cult of the SunMay 22, 2026 No album artist credited, let us know! Style: Progressive metal, post-metal, doom metal (mixed vocals)Recommended for fans of:…
MMusic Read More Escaping Aghartha – Lurkers of Languid Waters ReviewMay 21, 2026 Every artist needs their muse. For Avery Dart, that would be the eel, the main subject of Lurkers…