[Reviewed by: stark] This is the first album by the band, released in 2020, but according to the booklet, recorded between 2006 and 2011. Interesting story, I wonder what were […]
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Musically nourishing form the seeds of melodic death-doom, Marche Funèbre narrates an emotional journey through pain and regrets of past moments prolonged into present depression and […]
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] If sublime is (was?) the greatest quality in academic aestheticism should we care to name weirdness as a standard fit to require the throne of underground […]
[Reviewed by stark] Anima Nostra is the second collaboration between the tireless Nordvargr and French artist Margaux Renaudin. The first one was released under their own names by Cold Spring […]
[Reviewed by stark] Sometimes after all these long ambient wanderings in a half-dream state, a blast like this is like a catharsis. A live recording of an Old Man Gloom […]
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] The works of Monolithe have always encompassed a grandeur of dramatic dimensions. The French project transposes in a highly chromatic musical form the cathartic moment of […]
[Reviewed by Damiano Lanzi] This new record from Nastrom maintains the same five-track EP form as the eponymous EP that I have reviewed in these pages some time ago. What […]
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Since the project’s inception, to our ears and minds Monolithe has been a gem of bombastic doom constructed in such a witty manner as to combine […]
[Reviewed by: Damiano Lanzi] Recording albums with lo-fi production techniques may appear to most listeners as a choice dictated by scarcity of economical and technical means, and in many cases […]
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Dirge are a French group regimented at Debemur Morti. So far they have received excellent appreciation for their witty and sophisticated approach of the sludge-post-core style. […]
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