Review // Marissa Nadler – On The Path of the Clouds
Words: Steve Belcher On The Path of the Clouds is an album released in 2021 by Marissa Nadler, unlike on previous releases, Marissa said that …
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Review // Converge & Chelsea Wolfe – Bloodmoon I
Words: Steve Belcher Bloodmoon I, is a album released in late 2021 by the legendary Massachusetts hardcore band, Converge. The album opens with a piano …
Review // Fire-Toolz – Eternal Home
Words: Big Voyage There’s this comic from the 90s, “Madman”, by Mike Allred. “Madman” followed Frank Einstein, a John Doe brought back from the dead …
Review // Dan Bean – Thus
Words: Chaircrusher Dan Bean has long been involved in the study of, reporting on and performing of electronic music. I first met him at the …
Review // Xqui x SEODAH – Sufficiently Disconcerting
Before I attempt to write a review for an album, I like to listen to the music as many times as possible before the review …
Review // Taras Bulba – Sometimes the Night
Words: Doomsayer2001 Have you ever considered that in an alternate universe, they write a soundtrack first and then create a movie, or various scenes around …
Review // Colleen – The Tunnel and the Clearing
Tunnel is the newest multifaceted gem brought to us by Cécile Schott, also known as “Colleen.” This project has such a strange beauty in its …
Review // Doom Mix, Vol. V
Words: Jeff Bartell I put this compilation on and it felt like I fell face forward into goopy, glowing electricity. As a long time fan …
Review // The Central Office of Information – Treedom
Words: Gary Rees In 2012, ecologist Thomas Crowther began assembling data on the distribution of trees around the globe. It became clear that the 28,300 …
Review // The Scissor Girls – S/T 1992 Demo
Words: Adam Grimord-Isham The Scissor Girls were dead when I first heard them, but they seemed alive. Their discordant grooves, theatrics, and ranting vocals were …