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The End by Manetheren Bandcamp Manetheren is a two man band from Minneapolis, Minnesota in the United States of America. Formed in the year 2003. They have 3 albums, The
Continue readingManetheren “The Sun That Bled” (American Black Metal)
From “A Furrow Cut Short” by Drudkh (2015, Season Of Mist). Drudkh is a Ukrainian black metal band known for its unique, often repetitive and trance-inducing songs and versatile songwriting,
Continue readingDrudkh “Cursed Sons I” [Ukrainian Black Metal]
Behind The Sky by In The Branches + Bluetech
One of the most exciting discoveries of 2021, Worm continues the tradition of utterly kicking ass while using a worm-related name. Other successful examples include Wormed, Wormhole, Wormlust, Lord Worm,
Ozzy returned in 2020 with a powerful, catchy new anthem called “Under the Graveyard”, and I missed this instant-classic until today. Don’t miss it! … Continue readingOzzy Osbourne – Under the Graveyard
Fast, groovy, and technical death metal from French tech-death heroes Gorod. … Continue readingGorod – The Axe Of God (A Perfect Absolution, 2012)
Sonically and emotionally similar to Bvdub, Tobias Hellkvist proves to be a master of live-looped emotion with “Vesterhavet (Extended).” … Continue readingTobias Hellkvist – Vesterhavet (Extended) [Instrumental Ambient/Drone]
How To Disappear Completely creates somber and beautiful soundscapes that can make you feel an otherworldly sensation in your body. I highly recommend this stellar and prolific project. … Continue readingHow To Disappear Completely: Space ambient for reverb fiends like me
A band we don’t hear about in the United States very often, 1917 are absolute heroes of death metal. Listen to their music! … Continue reading1917 – Argentina’s underrated death metal legends
India by Sergey Gabbasov Soaring flutes, lush field recordings, gentle pads. Three supporters on Bandcamp!? (as of this writing). This can’t be right. If you enjoy taking journeys to far
Continue readingSergey Gabbasov’s “India” is Lush Ambient from an Underrated Master