Imperial Triumphant [Blackened Death-Jazz]
is an American experimental metal band formed in 2005 in New York City. … Continue readingImperial Triumphant [Blackened Death-Jazz]
Post-metal is a loose term for metal music that promotes a more experimental and often atmospheric or “ambient” take on extreme music. Examples include If These Trees Could Talk, Alcest, Deafheaven, Krallice, etc.
Category: Post-Metal
Vouna – “Atropos” [Ambient Metal/Blackened Doom Metal]
“Atropos” is as spiritual as any music I can think of, including Arvo Part and Gorecki. The twist of dark neofolk blending with blackened doom metal is exactly what everyone forgot they’ve been waiting for. I want to say that Vouna is “ahead of their time”, but it’s not accurate. Vouna is timeless. Vouna is spiritual music for nihilists like us. … Continue readingVouna – “Atropos” [Ambient Metal/Blackened Doom Metal]
Psicosfera – Instrumental, Progressive Metal from Argentina
Beta by Psicosfera Anyone who’s already discovered the masterful madness of bands like Krallice or Skaphe may be somewhat prepared for the onslaught of musical poetry from Psicosfera. The songs
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Photo Gallery – Fire In The Mountains 2019 (Wyoming, USA)
The most epic metal music festival in the USA, featuring underground extreme metal bands performing in front of the Teton Mountains in Wyoming. … Continue readingPhoto Gallery – Fire In The Mountains 2019 (Wyoming, USA)
Elend – Triebe [Melodic Black Metal] [Post-Metal]
Ellende brings us a perfect balance of post-rock introspection with all the intensity of traditional black metal.
With Triebe, Ellende brings us a perfect balance of post-rock introspection with all the intensity of traditional black metal. … Continue readingElend – Triebe [Melodic Black Metal] [Post-Metal]
WRVTH [Experimental Death Metal]
The quickest and dirtiest way to describe WRVTH is progressive extreme metal, a bit like a slowed-down Fallujah with more nods to hardcore and post-rock, and less nods to traditional prog metal. The songs can all be accurately described as “progressive” or “progressive metal”, but forgetting all of that, the songs flow easily throughout the album, with enough variety to allow an enjoyable listen from start to finish… … Continue readingWRVTH [Experimental Death Metal]
