Noisy radio-like static draws you into the first number, "Loss of a Kingdom" off A Hole Beneath The Home We Shared, released May 30th from Low Before the Breeze. A scream of "Things fall apart" sets the tone for this album based on unhealthy relationship dynamics, sorrow, and heartache. Hailing from Atlanta, GA, this blackened … Continue reading Album Review: Low Before the Breeze – A Hole Beneath the Home We Shared
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Formed in 2009, Obsidian Tongue has carved a niche for themselves within the realms of atmospheric and progressive black metal. The band, originally a solo project by Brendan Hayter, quickly evolved into a formidable duo with the addition of drummer Raymond Capizzo. Known for their evocative soundscapes and lyrical depth, Obsidian Tongue has consistently pushed … Continue reading Album Review: Obsidian Tongue – Eclipsing Worlds of Scorn
The first time I came across Gaahls Wyrd was back in 2022 as Saor opened for them on this tour. I attended the show in Martigny, Switzerland, in the notorious Caves du Manoir. What is particular about this venue is not only that it is underground but the way is stage is laid. The ceiling … Continue reading Album review: Gaahls Wyrd – Braiding the Stories
Death metal titans Vader resurface with three-track EP – Humanihility. It’s been about five years since Vader last unleashed new music, but 2025 looks set to mark a ferocious return for the legendary death metal band. With their heels firmly dug in, they’ve been chosen to perform this year’s Mystic Festival anthem—proof that they’re not … Continue reading EP Review: Vader – Humanihility
The Haunted are back after an eight year absence. The world was quite a different place the last time the Swedes graced us with their sounds. I would like to think that they have spent the last few years honing their craft, which would make sense as they have definitely made the wait worth it. … Continue reading Album Review: The Haunted – Songs Of Last Resort
It’s fair to say that Häxan’s debut album was one of the best things about 2020 and finally getting to see them live – twice – was one of the best things about 2024. Now, almost five years on from White Noise, which made an incredibly high standard for them to follow, we now have … Continue reading EP Review: Häxan – Death of Me