Review: Gargoyl – Gargoyl
Here is that love child of Alice in Chains and Opeth that you didn’t know you needed.
Here is that love child of Alice in Chains and Opeth that you didn’t know you needed.
A uniquely harrowing look into Alzheimer’s disease, The Oubliette is an emotional progressive metal powerhouse
The template is awesome, but they come back to it an awful lot.
A hypnotic Post-Doom grower of an album.
“Do You Need Me to Remind You?” how good this is? If you haven’t heard it, probably, yes.
This is the kind of album that just sort of rips out your throat, shows it to you, and says “isn’t this gnarly as hell?”.
An instrumental EP about overcoming life’s everyday challenges. Hopeful, vibrant, and beautiful.
Some parts can make you say “that’s it?”, yet the keyboards and overall flow have a way of tying things together.
Hey, djent fans…
Exist’s Egoiista helps them really start to carve their niche into the Progressive Death genre.