This Month’s Mini Reviews – Jan ’18

This Month’s Mini Reviews – Jan ’18

Feb 18

Yeah, I’m two week’s late with this, but better late than never, right? Here’s some of my random picks from last month that stuck out to me; remember, this isn’t a ‘top picks’ for the month or anything, just some releases that might have flown under some of your radars.

This Month’s Mini Reviews – October 17

This Month’s Mini Reviews – October 17

Nov 06

I couldn’t honestly say if October really was a great month for doom metal or if that’s just where my head has been lately, but it seems that my picks for this month’s round-up of heavy metal reviews leans to the slow and low side of the spectrum.

This Month’s Mini Reviews – June 2017

This Month’s Mini Reviews – June 2017

Jul 08

Ever since starting the podcast for this site I haven’t really had much time for reviewing albums, so I’ve decided to start a new monthly column for little bite-sized rundowns that I can put together in the time I have available and present it as sort of a rundown of the releases that grabbed my attention in the previous month.

Review: The Loom of Time – NihilReich

Review: The Loom of Time – NihilReich

Nov 30

Here’s some Aussies who know how to take old school death, black, and doom and make it sound modern. Check out The Loom of Time’s short ‘n bleak new album, NihilReich.

Review: A Sense of Gravity – Atrament

Review: A Sense of Gravity – Atrament

Nov 16

Seattle progressive metallers A Sense of Gravity are finally back with their sophomore effort, Atrament. Their debut was a hard act to follow, but the band focused in with laser precision on what they wanted to do and delivered a ferocious and technical assault of the senses.

Review: Madder Mortem – Red In Tooth And Claw

Review: Madder Mortem – Red In Tooth And Claw

Nov 09

After a long wait of seven years, Norwegian progressive doom band Madder Mortem have returned with a new album. ‘Red In Tooth And Claw’ is an appropriate title for a band showing themselves to still be out for blood. Dark, weird, and heavy music is always welcome.

Hooray for reviews!