Rainbows in the Dark: Mortifero — “The Death Ballads”
Fresh blood on the scene is always a good thing. It keeps the older bands on their toes and it brings in new and exciting perspectives, especially
Fresh blood on the scene is always a good thing. It keeps the older bands on their toes and it brings in new and exciting perspectives, especially
Sylvia Plath, despite being an iconic figure in poetry and American literature, was a relatively unappreciated figure in her own time. It took her
Well, wouldn’t you know it, we’ve got ourselves a double header here. And what better to round out this double feature than with a double
Imagine it: you’re wandering through the Appalachian forests, or maybe the Mohave desert or the ruins of an East Coast metropolis, or wherever the
If you’ve listened to Kauan before, you’ll know that really processing what you’re hearing on a given record of theirs can be a bit of a
Ever wondered what you get when you cross industrial electronics ala Nine Inch Nails and Skinny Puppy with the pop aesthetic of Cyndi Lauper or
If you know me at this point, you might know that I love collaboration albums. Bell Witch and Aerial Ruin’s official collaboration was one of my
Have you ever wondered what you would get if you took a dose of the strange, sacred music influences from a Panegyrist or RÏCÏNN type project,
Let’s do a little word association. When someone shouts “90’s black metal” at the top of their lungs at you, what are the first things
Here we are with another non-metal release that I think is interesting and fitting for the physical and emotional climate. Things are starting to
I almost skipped the intro for this one because life is extremely busy right now, and I’m crunched for time while writing this. Sometimes I feel
We had an interesting discussion come up in our group chat the other day, specifically concerning vocals. Not only do I have no problem with a
I’ve said it before, but it bears repeating: one of the reasons I love doing this column is for the chance to get a bigger sense of how different
Welcome back, dear reader! It’s been a few weeks of year end posts around these parts (if you haven’t listened to Dan and Chris’ excellent
This past year has seen some of the most exhilarating and emotionally deep metal that I’ve seen in a while, but what about the non-metal side of