Glacially Musical

Prophets From The Occultic Cosmos Being the proud papa that I am, after skating lessons last night, the video of my daughter doing cros...

Striking the Bell of Death During my formative years metal was growing divergent. Metal had left the blues and psychedelia based music ...

Shem Ha Mephorash There was a time in the United States when being a metalhead marked you for death. Perhaps I'm overselling it j...

Troll It's easy to judge a book by its cover and look deeply into the dark pits of the soul and other hippy stuff right? Well, co...

Victory is Mine It's become apparent to me that I have been digging a rut for quite some time around here. Normally, my reviews g...

The Heresiarch Well, this is frustrating. There was a movie that I saw years ago in the 80's, back when everything was plastic an...

The Tree of Death Aside from a blizzard that traps me inside of my house for just long enough to skive off of a day at the office in th...

Black Crusades As someone who's been into music for a very long time, the idea that there are places which create musical scenes is...

Our Cult Continues! I have a gift for being able to tell if I'm going to be interested in a record when I hear the name or see the...

Inner City Wolves The world is a smaller place today. Is it because of the robot master race as discussed in The World's End  or ar...

The Awakening Have you ever heard of Powerlord? Well, in my opinion, to know about this band you'd have to be one of those fabled...

Terminal Death  The golden age of Death Metal. Well as if there was such a thing, we'll call this a hidden gem from the gilded ag...

This is a classic edition of Glacially Musical. Shadow Kingdom Records is re-releasing (again) the sixth album by Manilla Road, the mos...