Friendship Commanders’ newest album hits all the nostalgic nerves for a few generations of listeners. From grungy guitar to no-nonsense drums and pristine vocals, they offer up an easy-to-digest meal that has something for everyone at the table.
Read More bear: a lesson in the healing power of nostalgia from Friendship CommandersI will always love Messa, and how they transformed the scene. They’re now an inspiration to dozens of bands, and will be for dozens more.
Read More Messa Scores Big with “The Spin”I am a wreck of nerves to write about the collaboration between Mizmor and Hell called Alluvion.
Read More Mizmor and Hell: The Alluvion ReviewMizmor and Yodh is the beginning and the end, the apex and the epicenter. Yodh is my approximation of death. It is the sound of mercy and supplication. It is the sound that you crave and dread. For you, it may be torture. But for me it is life.
Read More The Serpent Eats Its Tail: A Meditation on Mizmor’s Yodhdelving’s All Paths Diverge is the exact album I needed to hear, by the precise artist I needed to hear it from. It simultaneously fulfills a deep-seeded need for this type of art, and makes me hungry for more.
Read More delving’s All Paths Diverge Review