Doom
My chest is heavy today, and it’s fertile ground for the uncompromising sludge doom of False Gods. I’m weary of a system whose trigger...
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My chest is heavy today, and it’s fertile ground for the uncompromising sludge doom of False Gods. I’m weary of a system whose trigger...
When a band is labeled “sludge”, it typically brings to mind a pretty basic take on slow, raw metal. No frills just pummeling. And...
I recently extolled the virtues of avant-garde sludge band Pyrithe, rightly praising them for their unpredictability and experimental sound. I did however note that...
I love listening to music that reflects the way I feel! Right about now, I feel mentally and physically sick with the state of...
I love the dissonant melody and sludgy heaviness of the MAGNATAR track we’re streaming today, “Crown of Thorns.” And I also love that they’re...
We’re living in quite the age for communication with this ol’ internet thing you’re currently using. It’s facilitated projects like Culted to exist in...
Belarus’ Anton Yeroma is the man behind Difleger, a post metal project that is self-described as drawing influence “from many different sources of inspiration”....
Both Monuments Collapse from San Francisco and Bréag Naofa, hailing from Seattle, are doing a supreme job of flying the flag of dark epic...
Year of No Light’s voyage to the throne of post metal’s monarch has taken many twists and turns through the years – namely a...
Connecticut’s Sea of Bones have been pretty quiet for a while now, with six years passing since their debut record The Harvest but perhaps...
Earlier this year, Hammerhands released their utterly devastating first album Glaciers – an album of seething sludgy doom and eerie atmosphere that is sure...
The phrase “super-group” needs to be put away. It’s come to the point of overuse that the word has lost all its meaning and...
Justin Broadrick is a name that needs little introduction. If you find it’s necessary, go buy every Godflesh record and brush up on your...
There are few bands that can still instill fear and unease with their music by creating an air of discomfort tinged with agony exuding...
by Oliver Sheppard Pinkish Black’s sophomore LP, Razed to the Ground, is set for release on September 17. The Fort Worth band’s first and...
