• Interview with earthtone9

    earthtone9 discuss the creative process behind In Resonance Nexus, their collaboration with producer Lewis Johns, and offer insight into the album’s exploration of themes like perception and reality.

  • Interview with Hail Spirit Noir

    Hail Spirit Noir delve into the inspiration behind their intense new sound, the philosophical and scientific themes that shape the album, and the collaborative process that brought Fossil Gardens to life.

  • Interview with Fuck The Facts

    Fuck The Facts drummer Mathieu Vilandre was kind enough to take some time to answer some questions regarding their new album “Pleine Noirceur”.

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Soothsayer - Echoes of the Earth | Review

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Not to be confused with Canada's Soothsayer, or even the long since disbanded Phoenix act, this Irish quintet compose audio far removed from thrash, or...


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Electric Wizard - Time To Die | Review

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With four years having passed since the release of the monstrous Black Mass, there's a few landmarks to clear up before we gleefully delve...


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Witch Mountain - Mobile of Angels | Review

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Sad news, ladies and gents. Following the release of Witch Mountain's new album, Mobile of Angels, vocalist Uta Plotkin will be leaving the band....


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Pallbearer - Foundations of Burden | Review

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Before you get into this review, if you've never heard Pallbearer before, go listen to their stunning debut Sorrow & Extinction. When you're done...


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Mantar | Interview with Erinc

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Comprised solely of one guitarist/vocalist and one drummer, Germany’s Mantar have released their debut album Death By Burning earlier this year and it sounds ten...


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Landskap | Interview with Frederic Caure

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London’s Landskap, a new psychedelic doom project formed by members of Serpent Cult, Pantheist, Fen and Dead Existence will release their debut album I this...


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Uzala - Tales of Blood and Fire | Review

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Every once in a while there's one of those bands that just about slips through your fingers. But somehow their name lands upon your...


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Windhand - Soma | Review

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There are enough female-fronted doom-based bands around anymore that it almost becomes its own subgenre. You could probably name a half-dozen in the blink...


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Obelyskkh | Interview with Stuart West

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Merely a few months following the release of their acclaimed second album ‘‘White Lightnin’, Germans psychedelic doomsters Obelyskkh ...


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Obelyskkh – Hymn to Pan | Review

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I’d heard the name Obelyskkh a few times over the past couple years but never had a chance to check them out. I’d probably...


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Demon Lung - The Hundredth Name | Review

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Demon Lung hail from the luminous and exuberant city of Las Vegas, also known as Sin City, where entertainment never ends. It’s a highly...


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Age of Taurus - Desperate Souls of Tortured Times | Review

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Rise Above Records is a name that rouses reverential bows in doom metal circles. Lee Dorrain’s (ex-Napalm Death/Cathedral) label, founded back in 1989 and...


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Cathedral - The Last Spire | Review

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The end is nigh as the tenth and final LP, ‘The Last Spire’, from legendary doomsayers Cathedral lands upon us. After 23 years of...


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Primitive Man – Scorn | Review

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Haling from Denver, Primitive Man features in their ranks current and former members of Clinging to the Trees of A forest Fire, Reproacher and...


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Batillus – Concrete Sustain | Review

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Active since 2007, Brooklyn’s Batillus are one of the most intriguing sounding bands I’ve come across in a long time. “Concrete Sustain”, the band’s...


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Kongh – Sole Creation | Review

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With their follow-up to 2009’s “Shadows of the Shapeless” full-length, Swedish doomsters Kongh continue their long-running tradition of crafting long songs that overpass the...


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