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Review: Between the Buried and Me – The Blue Nowhere

You can check out any time you like (as long as it’s 15/8), but you can never leave.

By Ishmael, 7 months2025/09/17 ago

Review: Sallow Moth – Mossbane Lantern

Like drinking from a musical firehose!

By Cooper, 8 months2025/09/16 ago

Review: Ihlo – Legacy

Seems a bit presumptuous to start writing your own legacy for only your second album, but what do I know?

By Doug, 8 months2025/09/15 ago

Review: Blind Equation – A Funeral in Purgatory

Crabcore had a point.

By Josh, 8 months2025/09/10 ago

Review: Centuries of Decay – A Monument to Oblivion

Thicc as a brick.

By Cory, 8 months2025/09/02 ago

Review: Green Carnation – A Dark Poem, Part I: The Shores of Melancholia

Green Carnation push off from shore on the first installment of their new album trilogy.

By Claire, 8 months2025/09/01 ago

Review: Rintrah – The Torrid Clime

Romantic to the core.

By Andy, 9 months2025/08/14 ago

Review: Blood Vulture – Die Close

Riffs and ruin in a blood-starved wasteland.

By Vince, 9 months2025/08/09 ago

Review: Abigail Williams – A Void Within Existence

Come for the blast beats, stay for the existential crisis

By Daniel, 9 months2025/08/07 ago

Review: Mario Infantes – Bitácora

“No man is an island”: the infamous words of John Donne, a man who never saw this album cover.

By Christopher, 9 months2025/07/27 ago

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