In 1998, Samoth’s Nocturnal Art Records released something of a milestone record that went by without being noticed at all in the underground circles. Choronzon’s Magog Agog, a mostly industrial-fed post-black-thrash-heavy psychedelic and nightmarish beast, however, […]
A rumbling expulsion of life’s breath. Tumbling abysses. A spurt growing from the same deranged, tormented tree of pitch-black, ash-grey death metal that has seen the advancement of beings such as PORTAL and myriads of […]
There is certainly a very technical standpoint taken by Cerebrum to deliver their thoughts to the world. The band covers a lot of ground as they display their prowess. It seems like they concentrate on […]
Celtic Frost were able to convey brash thrash stylings to perfection on two of their previous outings Morbid Tales and To Mega Therion, the latter of which hinted at the beginnings of interesting approaches that would be elevated to […]
Having nothing better to do during a five hour lunch break from school, I thought I could give a shot at reviewing one of the most irreviewable albums ever. Into The Pandemonium. 20 years after its […]
Ah, “Solar Lovers.” Hands down my favorite doom metal album ever, “Solar Lovers” is the gem in the Celestial Season crown. Resting between the too-ornate debut album and the extravagantly drugged excesses of the latter […]
Remember their first album, Mounds of Ash? It started with a march-ish intro that shortly led into a whirlwind of cymbals and harsh but refreshing chords that eventually turned into an ice-cold riff. That riff. It […]
Beats that pound like a heavier rain. When this raining takes off, up to down, it’s like a grand thrashing of coldness right in the face. A gust of iron blizzard blinds my eyes into […]
This is once again a band from the land that brought you 1789 and a president that looks like Depeche Mode’s Dave Gahan as shown here. But let us stick to the musical facts. Carnival in coal […]
Canvas Solaris have been a big name in hyper-technical progressive metal since their Spatial/Design EP in 2003, three years after their inception. Releasing three full-lengths in the four years following their breakthrough, their fecundity is […]
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