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The Anatomy Of – Lament Cityscape

Eden Kupermintz
May 5, 2022
The Anatomy Of
You know the drill: if a track I listen to makes me go "holy shit" within the first minute, I am obligated by the gods and foul spirits of metal to write about it. And so, here we are, seeing as Lament Citysca... Read More...

Hath – All That Was Promised

Joshua Bulleid
March 3, 2022
Reviews
Hath's debut, Of Rot and Ruin, was my runaway album of the year for 2019. As Eden pointed out when debuting the lead single from it's follow-up earlier this year, I not only published a review for the record, ... Read More...

Rivers of Nihil – The Work

Joshua Bulleid
October 5, 2021
Reviews
Rivers of Nihil have gone from strength to strength with each of their previous releases, culminating in 2018's runaway AOTY Where Owls Know My Name. Part of what made Owls so striking was just how unexpected i... Read More...

Editors’ Picks – August 2021

Heavy Blog
August 4, 2021
Editors' Picks
Hey, have you stopped to consider the title of this column? Or, more specifically, have you ever stopped to consider what an “editor” actually is? I mean, you can ask the question about the broader field of “j... Read More...

Wave // Breaker – Baldocaster’s Journey Into Deep Space

Eden Kupermintz
August 4, 2021
Wave // Breaker
Back in the late 60's and the late 70's, there was a convergence in space, politics, technology, and time that would forever change the face of music. The place: West Germany, where the constant border with th... Read More...

The Anatomy Of: Benthos

Joshua Bulleid
June 14, 2021
The Anatomy Of
Benthos’s debut record, uh… II has been among the many welcome surprises 2021’s metal underground has had to offer. The Italian outfit bring a lush take to modern tech-tinged progressive metal that reminds me a... Read More...

EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE: Let Circle of Sighs Embrace You In Their “Spectral Arms”

Eden Kupermintz
May 26, 2021
Premieres
It's about to get real weird in here, y'all. When I first heard Circles of Sighs' music, it was when "Narci", the title track from their upcoming release, was first posted. I was immediately in love; that trac... Read More...

The Anatomy Of – Yashira

Eden Kupermintz
December 10, 2020
The Anatomy Of
My introduction to Yashira was, sadly, in 2018 when they lost their drummer, Seth Howard, in a terrible car accident. Seeing their name mentioned in this context wasn't a good thing, of course, but it did prom... Read More...

AMA (Ask Metal Anything) // October 2020

Nick Cusworth
October 5, 2020
AMA
AMA is Heavy Blog’s monthly community Q&A column, where readers ask questions across the gamut, and we are legally required by the universal laws of “AMA” to answer them! These are edited and excerpted tra... Read More...

Netherlands – Zombie Techno

Eden Kupermintz
July 7, 2020
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Some bands you keep coming back to because you know exactly what you're going to get. And that's great! Consistency is an important thing in life. But it's important to keep a few bands in your rotation that c... Read More...
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