Rigor Sardonicous – Diatriba Deorum Review
Rigor Sardonicous is a two-man funeral doom project from my neck of the woods of Long Island, New…
Apogean – Waste Where Life Begins Review
In the game of reviews, expectations can either be a blessing or a curse. Whichever way they fall,…
Jungle Rot – Cruel Face of War Review
After four years of studio silence, Kenoshan cavemen Jungle Rot emerge from the bush with twelfth platter, Cruel…
The Great Observer – Loss of Transcendence Review
There are few concepts in the Western tradition as misunderstood as that of “the death of God.” It…
Nefastis – Shadows at the Light of Dawn Review
When it comes to symphonic music, Italy has a rich history. From the famed Vivaldi to modern composer…
Dwellnought – Monolith of Ephemerality Review
In my hitherto short stint of indefinite indentured servitude in the hall, I’ve frequently noted the importance of…
Tardigrade Inferno – Hush Review
In 2019, I accidentally stumbled upon St. Petersburg’s wacko dark cabaret metal freaks Tardigrade Inferno’s debut Mastermind, depicting…
Crystal Lake – The Weight of Sound Review
Crystal Lake is one of those bands that I lost track of. I adored 2015’s The Sign, its…
House by the Cemetary – Disturbing the Cenotaph Review
From Imperial Doom to The Passage of Existence, Monstrosity has one of the most solid death metal discographies…
Harvest — For the Souls We Have Lost Review
Written By: NamelessN00b_606 Since nostalgia drives the creation and consumption of so much contemporary metal, metalheads might be…
Sundrowned – Higanbana Review | Angry Metal Guy
2013 wasn’t that long ago, was it? Yet it seems that Deafheaven’s opus, Sunbather, didn’t need long to…