Review: James Norbert Ivanyi – Omen Faustum
A dark instrumental prog album that can hold its own.
A dark instrumental prog album that can hold its own.
Imagine spinning a wheel with 8 genres on it, the wheel breaking, and deciding you can probably get a bit of each of them into an instrumental album just to be safe.
Here is that love child of Alice in Chains and Opeth that you didn’t know you needed.
A killer Touhou metal record that shows off exceptional musical creativity while still retaining the best parts of the original tracks.
Immersive Post Metal for a reflective, lonely evening
Melancholy, dense shoegaze that doesn’t overstay its welcome.
If Mastodon and Gojira had a tightly written and skillfully produced punk-baby. This album packs a punch and is over before you know it.
A surprisingly tasteful slice of melodic and progressive metal from Romania.
Atmospheric, well made Black Metal which has restored this reviewer’s faith in the genre.
Hailing from Russia, My Lonely Sea delivers a post-black adventure that proves they can stand on their own two feet.