Review: Fires in the Distance – Circadian Promise
Distance is relative. This one is scorching.
Distance is relative. This one is scorching.
Excuse me, this is my point with the brain, at the end of the day, you know at the end of the day, anything, a benign genre of any sort, you could take anything, you could take a post-metal album and deconstruct it to its source…
Can old dogs learn new tricks?
Junon attempt to reinterpret the musculature of black metal from its foundations.
HOOOOOOOG ROOOOOOOCK!!!
Water you doing if not listening to Estuary?
Periphery’s djentrification: shinier, more accessible, and just a little less itself
I know that the Christian metalheads can be eating better than this.
Play that artistically elevated piece of shit!
Reject monke, return to humanity.