Review: The Salt Pale Collective – A Body That Could Pass Through Stones and Trees
My roster of exceptional post-metal bands has gained a new member.
Review: The Salt Pale Collective – The Crimson Queen Has No Tongue
Can the companion piece hold up as my well as its bigger brother?
Review: East of the Wall – A Neutral Second
More bands should sound like if Thrice went super proggy and a bit jazzy
Review: Seyr – 27 Million
The beacon glows brighter…
Review: Vexing – Grand Reproach
Sometimes I just want an elephant to step on me while smelling flowers.
Review: Wooden Veins – Imploding Waves
Imploding Waves is an appropriate name, and not always in a good way
Review: Hills Like White Lions – Meander
Take a meander through the hills of progressive post metal
Review: Nebulae Come Sweet – De Lumière
When orchestras and post-metal meet, swooning ensues
Review: Lo! – Gleaners
Lo and behold! Politically charged post-metal!
Review: NevBorn – Alkaios ⋅ Part I ⋅ The Eagle
Herculean runtimes await in this blend of post-hardcore and progressive metal that follows the labours of Disney’s favourite Greek demigod.