Review: Lord Dying – Clandestine Transcendence
Sometimes less really is more.
Sometimes less really is more.
A beautiful balancing act of folk and metal that manages to keep itself composed on the tightrope for most of its duration
A nearly flawless marriage of folk horror lyricism and black metal instrumentation. Spooky!
Death Mex : Headbanging :: Tex Mex : Tooting
This giant hasn’t fallen, but risen above the rest.
Do you like Persefone?
On the internal of this album, External play some pretty solid VOLA-esque prog.
Ex-The Contortionist members delve into the post-metal realms.
A magical excursion into ancient Portugal
I am the law, I am the table, I am drugs, and I’m the walrus too. Goo goo g’joob.