The sultry flora of Brazilian rainforests may not immediately come to mind as a focal point for incensed black metal,…
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Brume – Rabbits
A couple years back, bay area doom trio Brume caught some ears with their fantastic debut LP, Rooster. The Billy…
Year of the Cobra – Ash and Dust
The premise of a two-piece rock band can present some concerns. Just for lack of sheer people power, duos always…
Feast of the Epiphany – Practicing Loss
Feast of the Epiphany is a unique project. The brainchild of composer Nick Podgurski – along with collaborators Andrew Smiley…
High Command – Beyond the Wall of Desolation
Is there anything better than finding exactly what you’ve been looking for? Not in the “I lost my keys and…
Ufomammut – XX
Twenty years is a long time. A decades-spanning career is a dream most bands fail to actualize, so celebrations are…
Wizard Rifle – Self-titled
Even if you took a group of the most scholarly sludge punks and fed them a steady diet of Lightning…
Hippie Death Cult – 111
What I like best about getting my paws on a debut record is experiencing the twofoldness of the statement that…
Grogus – Four Kings
What ever happened to unpredictability? The Baroness, the Mastodon, when they were sneaky. You miss those old familiar bands, waiting…
EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE: Wizard Rifle let it rip on “V”
Where do we even begin with Wizard Rifle? Even after two records (both of which are well worth your time…