Album Review: Bloody Hammers - The Summoning
Bloody Hammers has never strayed from a core horror aesthetic, but their fifth full-length album is unlike anything else they’ve done before. The Summoning presents
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Album Review: 1782 - 1782
For the most part, 1782’s self-titled debut is a pretty straightforward work of stoner doom. The Italian duo exercises clear influence from such groups as
Thirty Years Later: Black Sabbath - Headless Cross
The 1980s would be a decade chock full of chaos for Black Sabbath, as they’d have recruited four singers within a decade’s time, latest being
Album Review: Hexvessel - All Tree
Following the psych-rock excursions on 2016’s When We Are Death, Hexvessel’s fourth full-length All Tree returns to their pagan folk foundation. It feels like a return
Album Review: Alastor - Slave to the Grave
Slave to the Grave may be rooted in the horror doom of Alastor’s 2017 EPs, but the Swedes have expanded their bag of tricks with
EP Review: Beastmaker - The EP’s
In June 2018, Trevor William Church went from being a more prolific than average musician to the Buckethead of doom. His “main” project Beastmaker, having
Album Review: Haunted - Dayburner
It’s nice to see Italy’s Haunted show some growth on their second full-length album. Dayburner is longer than the band’s 2016 debut on all counts,
Album Review: Church of the Cosmic Skull - Science Fiction
With exception to the comparably higher budgeted Ghost, no group in the occult rock movement has the same scope and spectacle as Church of the
Album Review: Dead Witches - Ouija
Apparently ripping off Electric Wizard is so lucrative that actual Electric Wizard members are getting in on the fun! Joking aside, Dead Witches is a
Album Review: Strange Broue - Seance
Is it me, or is it harder to tell when a doom metal band is a “comedy act” compared to other subgenres? It is certainly