Glacially Musical

Theater of Despair If January is any indication, 2019 is going to be chock full of some truly amazing thrash. This isn't one of t...

Shadows From The Past Growing up and listening to all make and manner of metal, the old people whom I lived with: parents, step-parents...

Belly of the Whale Centuries ago New Orleans and St. Louis were a part of the same territory, The Louisiana Territory. Other parts of...

terrace Let's start off with some housekeeping. This is the record that's been waiting, fairly impatiently for time in the su...

Exhalants In Austin, TX there's a group of labels that send me vinyl to review from time to time. They've sent doom metal, 90...

Burn Barrel Before the review proper, it's time to announce what's going on this week. As you read this, it's Monday afte...

The Great Sabatini Perhaps you're familiar with The Great Sabatini. Personally, I recall an album cover with a really whacked ou...

It's been about a year since Slow came into my life. Their record, V: Oceans  was an absolute game changer for me. It's now ti...

Tommy Stewart Tommy Stewart has recently been featured on the Bludy Gyres section of the  Rope Enough For Two split, which you can ch...

It's that time of the year. My Instagram followers know this, but not everybody does...we listen to a lot of Christmas music on wax ea...

Marc Durkee It's time for yet another edition of  Hometown Tales.  We're checking in with another Canadian metaller, name of ...

Let's get some Italian Death Thrash shall we? On January 19th, Malamorte, Alex Nunziati's side project, will be releasing Hell For...

Pyramid of Skulls It's been a long time since the days of checking out the Seven Inches at the underground record store. In fact,...

The Veil of Darkness Recently, somewhere I saw a statement that the best thing about metal is always feeling like a newbie due to all t...