The latest vinyl purchases reviewed by Heavy Blog staff, including Humanity's Last Breath, Genghis Tron, Periphery, War From A Harlot's Mouth, and more!
Much like labelmates The Callous Daoboys, Juan Bond employs strings in their ranks, providing some opportunity for diverse textures and avenues for avant-garde weirdness.
New York mathcore up-and-comers Juan Bond conjure the explosive energy from all your skronky faves with the added benefit of string accompaniment, so if you ever wanted to hear ferocious Dillinger riffs and melodic Number 12-style choruses paired with wailing violins, you've just found your new favorite band.
As I write this, the US Senate has just confirmed Amy Coney Barrett, Trump’s third Supreme Court justice, a mere week before he is expected to lose reelection. The only thing remotely ‘supreme’ about Barrett i... Read More...
Since 2017, we’ve been wrapping up our end-of-year coverage with a Yearbook encompassing our favourite articles from the year; pieces we can be proud of and look back on in the years to come as the very best o... Read More...
Mathcore's back baby! The year that saw stunning new releases from Car Bomb and The Number Twelve Looks Like You is also getting a new release from up-and-coming project The Sound That Ends Creation.
In 2029, I'll be fast approaching forty and, Satan willing, I'll be writing about a band that listened to Sleepsculptor in their youthful days. I'll be old, balder, and even more miserable, the members of Sleep... Read More...
September ends and with it, Summer fully dies. Especially where I’m presently at, the East Coast of the United States, the first brushes of Autumn are being felt. To be honest, there’s no better time of the ye... Read More...
Editor’s Note: I’m glad to welcome longtime reader Remi VL as a regular guest contributor to our Release Day Roundup posts! He submitted several of the albums listed below. Join his Facebook group&nb... Read More...
I'm having trouble figuring out how to start this review on a note that fits with how I usually like to start reviews. Typically, I try to follow a particular formula: start with an observation on a larger d... Read More...