MMusic Read More Arroganz – Death Doom Punks ReviewMay 15, 2026 Once, punk ruled my heart as jealously as metal. I loved the heart-in-hand abandon and DIY ethos of…
MMusic Read More Avertat – Dead End Life ReviewApril 23, 2026 German death-doom outfit Décembre Noir has received a fair amount of praise here over the years, with four…
MMusic Read More Northern Graves – Derelict Heart ReviewApril 20, 2026 I don’t know exactly what it is, but the Canadian prairies seem to just do something to its…
MMusic Read More Foetorem – Incongruous Forms of Evergrowing Rot ReviewApril 16, 2026 I am writing this review with tequila and lime salt still oozing out of my pores. My eyeballs…
MMusic Read More Foetorum – Incongruous Forms of Evergrowing Rot ReviewApril 16, 2026 I am writing this review with tequila and lime salt still oozing out of my pores. My eyeballs…
MMusic Read More Mirror of Deception – Transience ReviewApril 12, 2026 As much as metal is a niche interest (at least in my part of the world), it is…
MMusic Read More EP/Split/Single Roundup of 2025, Part 2April 5, 2026 It’s me again! This will ideally be posted on a much tighter schedule following Part 1, which is…
MMusic Read More SolNegre – Anthems for the Grand Collapse ReviewApril 4, 2026 Just off Spain’s Mediterranean coast lie the Balearic Islands. Among the approximately 1.2 million island residents is a…
MMusic Read More Mother Crone – Embrace the Death ReviewMarch 30, 2026 Lately, I’ve been listening to quite a bit of depressing music. Between Meadowlands, Qroba, and Exequiae, the themes…
MMusic Read More In Ruins – We Are All to Perish ReviewMarch 14, 2026 I think most people who meet me, either online or in meatspace, would not imagine I enjoy a…
MMusic Read More Review: Desert Storm – Buried Under the Weight of ReasonMarch 12, 2026 Published by Clay on March 11, 2026March 11, 2026 Artwork by: Kacper Gilka Style: Sludge metal, heavy metal,…
MMusic Read More Desert Storm – Buried Under the Weight of Reason ReviewMarch 5, 2026 For nearly two decades, Desert Storm has stood at the cornerstone of England’s fuzz-drenched underground. One can imagine…