The Gates Of Slumber – The Gates of Slumber | Reaffirming The Importance of Doom
Out from the ashes of inner conflict, disbandment, and the tragic loss of several key members, The Gates...
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YOB: At Our Raw(est) Heart
Interview with YOB bass player, Aaron Reiseberg on the making of YOB's new album Our Raw Heart and a review of this amazing album.
King Woman: Created in the Image of Suffering | Dark Music for Dark Times
Created in the Image of Suffering deals with uneasy issues, but it’s not at all hard to listen to. It’s a unique album and King Woman's sound is refreshing.
Record Review: Sea Witch / Ecferus – Of Water & Wood and Interview with Ecferus
Dustin interviews Alp, of Ecferus, ont the mysteries of human history, his Prehistory EP, and the latest split with Sea Witch, Of Water & Wood.
Album Review: Weedeater – Goliathan
If you need a soundtrack while shootin’ at beer cans with Papaw’s sawed-off shotgun, Wedeater's Goliathan will be right up your alley.
Album Review: Paradise Lost – The Plague Within
Paradise Lost's latest album The Plague Within, is certainly their heaviest and it wraps up the band’s past 15 years into one beast of an album.
Album Review: Bell Witch – Four Phantoms
Bell Witch's latest album Four Phantoms is the most emotionally draining, monolithic, & daunting masterpiece of doom metal that Dustin has ever encountered.
Record Review: Iced Out – Man’s Ruin
Iced Out's newest EP Man’s Ruin, sees them trimming some excess in their sound from previous releases while becoming even more primal in the process.
Album Review: Earth – Primitive and Deadly
Primitive and Deadly is an album that can be considered one of the heaviest that Earth has ever written.
Album Review: The Atlas Moth – The Old Believer
With The Old Believer, The Atlas Moth have once again left an indelible mark on my ears. The band has never sounded better.