Netherwilds – Peasant Rising Review
When 2026 started, I had no history with indie rock group Tokyo Police Club’s frontman David Monk or…
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…
Cnoc An Tursa – A Cry for the Slain Review
For years, Scottish outfit Cnoc An Tursa lurked along the periphery of my awareness. I liked the few…
Këkht Aräkh – Morning Star Review
Somehow, Këkht Aräkh is one of the most popular black metal artists in the game right now. Since…
Coronatus – Dreadful Waters Review
Like a sailor’s call to the sea, I am routinely compelled to the sub-genre of symphonic metal in…
Weft – The Splintered Oar Review
Black metal and the violin go together like peanut butter and jelly, which makes it particularly exciting when…
Cemican – U k’u’uk’ankil Mayakaaj Review
Hailing from Guadalajara, Mexico, folk-death septet Cemican caught my attention way back in 2019 with their third record,…
Terra Atlantica – Oceans Review
I had almost forgotten about German four-banger Terra Atlantica since I last covered them five years ago. Once…
Stuck in the Filter: June 2025’s Angry Misses
Sweat pours out of our pores. Heat blisters metal and scorches dirt. Power bills rise relentlessly, without mercy.…
Burden of Ymir – The Long Winter Review
Joe Caswell of Sudbury, Canada first caught the attention of this blog in 2023, as the sole member…