Review: Triosphere – Oceans Above, Stars Below
I hate to be the one to tell you you’re holding your camera upside down.
I hate to be the one to tell you you’re holding your camera upside down.
The gift that keeps on giving.
Put away the Aperol and bring out the post-black metal… summer’s over.
Time to down a couple of pints with the lads and be sad.
Mastodon remain resilient in the face of loss, ramping up the prog in their 10th LP.
Sometimes comparisons are hard
A bright light? Red and green sides? I’m only allowed my left eye open? It’s my last eye test all over again!
This album is a rewarding challenge for any fan of avant-garde black metal.
The insanity of nothingness has never been so chic.
If these trees could talk, they’d be therapists.