Chosen – Resolution
I learned from an interview with the band McGalligog that the metal scene in Ireland is not entirely big or popular at the moment, but it seems to be growing, and the bands I have heard thus far are g... Read On
Reviews / Metal
Arise In Chaos – Civilization Decay
Denver Colorado is not particularly well known for its metal scene, but it has been rising on my music map recently, with the awesome debut album Endlessly In Motion from the band Moth, to the band Al... Read On
Aloeswood – Forsaken Landscapes
Aloeswood, the brainchild of UK musician Daniel Downing (also of Ravenage, Windrider), like Agalloch have named themselves after a type of wood, and like Agalloch, Wolves in The Throne Room and Fen (p... Read On
Entities – Aether
‘Ambidjent’, as I like to call it, is my favorite thing to spawn from the djent trend. The combination of thunderous, high gain riffs, and dissonant ethereal backgrounds can make for some very int... Read On
Todtgelichter – Apnoe
Todtgelichter play a form of progressive sludge that seems to be unique to Europe. American sludge bands generally drown their sound in massive distortion and clouds of feedback, while their European ... Read On
The Trollenberg Terror – Orchid/Dahlia
Upon some minor research I found that the name The Trollenberg Terror is derived from a 50’s British science fiction show, that was eventually made into a film called The Crawling Eye. Both of which... Read On
Sevendust-Black Out The Sun
It’s uncommon in this day of age that you see a band that has not only survived the test of time, but one that is still going strong 20 years after its incarnation. Sevendust has managed to carv... Read On
Edge Of Attack – Edge Of Attack
I’ll admit I’ve never been a huge fan of typical clean singing female fronted bands. I can take some stuff like Epica, or if musically speaking the album is strong I can get past it, but overall i... Read On
Barrow – The Depth EP
Barrow hail from Minsk, Belarus, and I can honestly say that they are the first band from Belarus that I’ve ever heard of, let alone reviewed. They practice the post-metal game, and they play ... Read On
Greedy Mouth – Eat//Smoke//Poop
When I found out Jay Randall of Agoraphobic Nosebleed was running a record label that exclusively released free material (Grindcore Karaoke), I knew I would be in store for a number of underground gem... Read On
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