Review: Esoctrilihum – Dy’th Requiem For The Serpent Telepath
Yet another banger from one of the most prolific, ambitious, and talented artists in the French black metal scene.
Yet another banger from one of the most prolific, ambitious, and talented artists in the French black metal scene.
One of the greatest joys in life, I firmly believe, is math rock, here’s why.
A beast of a drone / doom metal / free jazz single segment cosmic trip of nearly an hour long.
A treat of groovy fuzz and delicious pancakes.
An unlikely but outstanding combination of Opethian grunge and blackened mindfuckery that’s honest, soulful, and relentlessly engaging.
Cinematic yet subtle, touching and immersive. Conduit proves to be an exceptional work of instrumental music, in which no microphones were harmed.
An utterly compelling folk metal record from Belarus!
Imagine if crunchy technical death metal was scattered through a spaghetti western movie.
No djent, only djembe. Old school death metal with some Indian classical twists.
Sci-fi themed progressive black metal with massive dynamics, riffs, and jazzy saxophone? Yes please.