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Review: Unreqvited – A Pathway to the Moon

Void-like soundscapes and heavenly atmosphere fight over custody while some dude sings.

By Dylan, 10 monthsApril 3, 2025 ago

Review: Decline of the I – Wilhelm

The perfect Valentine’s Day gift ♥️

By Cory, 11 monthsMarch 3, 2025 ago

Review: The Great Old Ones – Kadath

We sure do Love Crafting reviews ‘round here

By Cory, 12 monthsFebruary 12, 2025 ago

Review: Besna – Krásno

Black metal with atmosphere, not atmoblack

By Zach, 12 monthsFebruary 6, 2025 ago

Review: Am I in Trouble? – Spectrum

Is he in trouble? Read on to find out!

By Andy, 1 yearFebruary 1, 2025 ago

Review: Nishaiar – Enat Meret

Shamanic wisdom from a realm of boundless energy

By Andy, 1 yearJanuary 3, 2025 ago

Review: Together to the Stars – The Fragile Silence

The post-blackers are post-back.

By Dylan, 1 yearOctober 24, 2024 ago

Review: Dystopia – De Verboden Diepte I: Veldslag op de Rand van de Wereld

Dystopia carry a nation on their shoulders.

By Andy, 2 yearsMay 17, 2024 ago

Review: Geres – Idle Worship

An epic, emotional journey, Idle Worship is a strange and unique prog metal journey.

By Andy, 2 yearsAugust 8, 2023 ago

Review: My Lonely Sea – Havoc

Hailing from Russia, My Lonely Sea delivers a post-black adventure that proves they can stand on their own two feet.

By Dylan, 5 yearsOctober 23, 2020 ago

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