• Best of 2021
  • Monthly Missive
  • Columns
    • A Gift to Artwork
    • Cool People Column
    • Death’s Door
    • Doomsday
    • Editors’ Picks
    • Genre Genesis
    • Grind My Gears
    • Into the Pit
    • Kvlt Kolvmn
    • Post Rock Post
    • Rotten to the Core
    • Unmetal Monthly
  • Genres
    • Metal
      • Black Metal
      • Death Metal
      • Doom Metal
      • Grindcore
      • Metalcore
      • Post-Metal
      • Progressive Metal
      • Stoner Metal
      • Sludge Metal
      • Thrash Metal
      • Trad Metal
    • Rock
      • Art Rock
      • Hardcore
      • Indie Rock
      • Math Rock
      • Post-Rock
      • Progressive Rock
      • Psych Rock
      • Punk
      • Shoegaze
      • Stoner Rock
      • Synthwave
    • Classical
    • Electronic
    • Folk
    • Hip-Hop
    • Jazz
    • Pop
    • R&B
  • Reviews
  • Listen To This!
  • Podcast
  • Store
  • Contact
Search
Heavy Blog Is Heavy logo
  • Best of 2021
    Featured
    • Heavy Blog's Superlative List for 2021

      Eden Kupermintz
      January 17, 2022
      Best of 2021, Lists!
    Recent
    • Yearly Missive // 2021

      Eden Kupermintz
      January 17, 2022
    • Finding Meaning In Meaninglessness: A 2021 Survivor’s Guide

      Nick Cusworth
      January 17, 2022
    • Heavy Blog’s Top 50 Albums of 2021

      Heavy Blog
      January 17, 2022
    • A World In Which Music Exists – 2021 In Review

      Eden Kupermintz
      January 17, 2022
    • Heavy Blog Guest List // Terminus

      Eden Kupermintz
      January 17, 2022
    • Heavy Blog Guest List // Fierce Deity

      Eden Kupermintz
      January 17, 2022
  • Monthly Missive
    Random
    • Monthly Missive // May 2022

      Heavy Blog
      May 5, 2022
      Monthly Missive
    Recent
    • Monthly Missive // April 2022

      Heavy Blog
      April 7, 2022
    • Monthly Missive // March 2022

      Heavy Blog
      March 3, 2022
    • Yearly Missive // 2021

      Eden Kupermintz
      January 17, 2022
    • Monthly Missive // December 2021

      Eden Kupermintz
      December 7, 2021
    • Monthly Missive // November 2021

      Eden Kupermintz
      November 10, 2021
    • Monthly Missive // October 2021

      Heavy Blog
      October 5, 2021
  • Columns

    Recent

    • A Gift to Artwork // May 2022

      Karlo Doroc
      May 5, 2022
      A Gift to Artwork, Columns
    • Kvlt Kolvmn // May 2022

      Jonathan Adams
      May 5, 2022
      Columns, Kvlt Kolvmn
    • Unmetal Monthly // May 2022

      Calder Dougherty
      May 5, 2022
      Unmetal Monthly
    • Rotten to the Core // May 2022

      Calder Dougherty
      May 5, 2022
      Rotten to the Core
    • Death's Door // May 2022

      Jonathan Adams
      May 5, 2022
      Columns, Death's Door
    • Post Rock Post // May 2022

      Eden Kupermintz
      May 5, 2022
      Post Rock Post
    • A Gift to Artwork
    • Cool People Column
    • Death’s Door
    • Doomsday
    • Editors’ Picks
    • Genre Genesis
    • Grind My Gears
    • Into the Pit
    • Kvlt Kolvmn
    • Post Rock Post
    • Rotten to the Core
    • Unmetal Monthly
  • Genres
    • Metal
      • Black Metal
      • Death Metal
      • Doom Metal
      • Grindcore
      • Metalcore
      • Post-Metal
      • Progressive Metal
      • Stoner Metal
      • Sludge Metal
      • Thrash Metal
      • Trad Metal
    • Rock
      • Art Rock
      • Hardcore
      • Indie Rock
      • Math Rock
      • Post-Rock
      • Progressive Rock
      • Psych Rock
      • Punk
      • Shoegaze
      • Stoner Rock
      • Synthwave
    • Classical
    • Electronic
    • Folk
    • Hip-Hop
    • Jazz
    • Pop
    • R&B
  • Reviews
    Random
    • The Crown - Cobra Speed Venom

      Karlo Doroc
      February 26, 2018
      Reviews
    Recent
    • Moon Tooth – Phototroph

      Eden Kupermintz
      May 5, 2022
    • Path of Might – Deep Chrome

      Eden Kupermintz
      May 5, 2022
    • Atoll – Prepuce

      Bridget Hughes
      May 5, 2022
    • Eight Bells – Legacy of Ruin

      Eden Kupermintz
      April 7, 2022
    • Concert Review: YOB, Marquis Theater, Denver, CO, 3/24/22

      Pete Williams
      April 7, 2022
    • Undeath – It’s Time… To Rise From The Grave

      Jimmy Rowe
      April 7, 2022
  • Listen To This!
    Featured
    • Hey! Listen to Let Us Prey!

      Joshua Bulleid
      July 28, 2020
      Listen To This!
    Recent
    • Release Day Roundup – 5/20/22

      Scott Murphy
      May 20, 2022
    • What We’re Really Listening To – 5/13/22

      Scott Murphy
      May 13, 2022
    • Release Day Roundup – 5/13/22

      Scott Murphy
      May 13, 2022
    • Release Day Roundup – 5/6/22

      Scott Murphy
      May 6, 2022
    • What We’re Really Listening To – 5/2/22

      Scott Murphy
      May 2, 2022
    • Release Day Roundup – 4/29/22

      Scott Murphy
      April 29, 2022
  • Podcast
  • Store
  • Contact

Tagged post-black

Home
post-black

Dödsrit – Spirit Crusher

Jordan Jerabek
September 25, 2018
Reviews
Swedish blackened post-hardcore/crust/metalcore project Totem Skin were a truly cutting-edge band by the time they released what would be their swan song, 2015’s Weltschmerz. Whereas blackened-anything is just ... Read More...

Hey! Listen to Soul Dissolution!

Pete Williams
April 3, 2018
Listen To This!
The hits just keep on coming in 2018! Now comes Soul Dissolution with their new album Stardust. This is incredible atmospheric black metal from Belgium in a similar vein to Harakiri for the Sky. It combines atm... Read More...

Hey! Listen to Dawnwalker!

Jordan Jerabek
January 25, 2018
Listen To This!
My heart is warmed by artists who categorize themselves into really weird, specific, or wholly unique genres. Not only is it a plus to know immediately that the band doesn’t find themselves represented by conve... Read More...

Hey! Listen to Smuteční slavnost!

Jordan Jerabek
September 21, 2017
Listen To This!
There’s something beautiful about stumbling onto an album. Though it’s merely a byproduct of passionate people busting chops to get the word out for bands they love, the romantic in me makes it feel like destin... Read More...

Sannhet – So Numb

Ryan Castrati
August 25, 2017
Reviews
There's a great deal of irony in the latest album title of instrumental post-metal trio Sannhet. While their new album is called So Numb, it would seem that this is the most evocative song writing we've seen from the group to date. The emotions that this album can rouse from slumber deep within the listener are not just your simple "ooh's" and "ahh's" that come along with music that catch and impress the ear, but rather ones of blinding ecstasy and immobilizing sorrow. In crafting this collection of songs, Sannhet have taken the approach of the painter. The group uses every drum hit, bass plunk and guitar strum to paint a picture with textures and colors that are just as interesting and thought out as the work they comprise the entirety of.

Alone in Space – How Music Can Convey The Ultimate Isolation Of The Void

Eden Kupermintz
May 2, 2017
Deep Dive
Travelling in space will probably be a lot less glorious than what most of science fiction would like us to imagine. When it comes, space travel will be intrinsically tied with the very real forces of economics... Read More...
article placeholder

These Guys Get No Respect, No Respect at All

Heavy Blog
February 19, 2010
News
Right now I'm going to compose a list of what I believe to be criminally underrated or underground metal albums/bands. Not that you care. Suffocation - Effigy of the Forgotten (Suffocation as a whole are... Read More...

Patreon

Ko-fi

Podcast

All the Heavy Lifting

Latest Reviews

  • Moon Tooth – Phototroph

    Eden Kupermintz
    May 5, 2022
    By now, Moon Tooth have garnered themselves quite a following in the progressive metal spaces. This is no accident; the scene is hungry for the kind of upbeat and unrestrained music that Moon Tooth is creating. Good news then: Phototroph is by far the band’s most energetic and “poppy” release, and I mean that in the best way possible.
  • Path of Might – Deep Chrome

    Eden Kupermintz
    May 5, 2022
    Back in 2016, I first heard Path of Might's "Mountain of Flowers & Fruit", from their self-titled release, and I wa... Read More...
  • Atoll – Prepuce

    Bridget Hughes
    May 5, 2022
    A friend recently asked me a baffling question: Is Nicolas Cage a good actor? It’s a seemingly simple inquiry, right... Read More...
  • Eight Bells – Legacy of Ruin

    Eden Kupermintz
    April 7, 2022
    Legacy of Ruin very much continues Eight Bells' style of ethereal, haunting doom but splices it with more dynamic and muscular riffs, drums, and vocals for a new, and markedly improved, version of the band's sound. It is still an album to sink into to be sure, but it also affords the listener with more footholds on their way down.