Month: June 2020

Marcelo’s mother died in dramatic circumstances when he was six. Whilst he had always felt different as he did not have a mother who would pick him up from school and so on, what he […]

This three-headed Italian monstrosity, with the peculiar name and even more peculiar sound, was presented here about two years ago with the debut album The Tortoise Boat. Without repeating myself too much, the basic musical premise […]

In the Musical Spheres and Dimensions we have chosen to brand with the epithet Avantgarde Metal, an objective Consideration of a piece of Music must be equally sized in terms of recognizing the Musical Quality […]

So I basically woke up, this morning, and even if I was not able to look at myself in a mirror (there’s none in my room), I could perceive there was weird stuff going on […]

Here comes a fresh new project from Circle and Pharaoh Overlord’s mastermind Jussi Lehtisalo, who now can be called only Krypt whenever he sings and plays guitars, bass and synths in Krypt Axeripper. I wouldn’t […]

As the portentous vortex of “Diotima” radiates into the soul as a flux of microwaves, I forget to breath. To “hear” in a quantum manner is attainable: the ear becomes the body and the sound […]

Profound Lore Records are quite well-known by now for releasing some of the most daring bands in experimental metal, so I kinda met up with Barr and his delightful organ to challenge Pitchfork’s highly superficial Show No Mercy covering […]

When looking at my hereby reviewed album I couldn’t believe what I saw. I did put the album into the scanner for you to see it too: When looking at the clouds, just below the […]

Water, water everywhere, but not a drop to drink … As some of you already know, from 1995 to 1998, a completely unique Austrian band was making strange musical shapes with such an unusual twist […]

Late eighties – early nineties, Austria. Let me clarify the international context first: this was a period of exceptional creativity in the domain of extreme metal. These were the days before the internet, the days […]