August 19, 2020
Album Review: The Call of The Iron Peak by The Devil’s Trade
I have heard a lot of artists talk about the idea of channeling negative emotions such as fear, anxiety, pain, and sorrow into their art….
Articles Written By: Duncan Evans
July 30, 2020
Single Review: X-Ray Love’s “Sha La Love”
Speculation and debate about the death of rock ’n’ roll has been rife for decades now. Whenever we feel certain that it is time to…
July 1, 2020
EP Review: All The Pretty Little Horses by Henry Derek Ellis
Metal is often ignored by the mainstream media and sometimes belittled by those who can’t see past the loud and seemingly unwelcoming surface of the…
June 22, 2020
Album Review: Pale Divine’s Consequence of Time (Cruz Del Sur, June 19th/26th)
Consequence Of Time marks 25 years since Pennsylvania doom metal stalwarts Pale Divine began their career. The fantastical album cover features a scythe-endowed wizard-type figure…
June 17, 2020
Album Review: Wino’s Forever Gone (Ripple, June 26th)
The best music makes you feel something. It communicates something universal and beyond words. You can’t put your finger on it but you know when…
May 31, 2020
Album Review: Anthropocene by Deludium Skies
Anthropocene by Deludium Skies is “drone rock fused with industrial and a free jazz spirit” according to its creator, Austria’s Karl Pelzmann. It is a…
May 9, 2020
Album Review: Leaves of Yesteryear by Green Carnation
Leaves of Yesteryear provides everything one could hope for in the first new release in 14 years from Norwegian prog-doom-psych-metal titans Green Carnation. Within the…