Faetooth, a young doom band from L.A., has birthed a new genre, Fairy Doom, with their enchanting music. Their magical sound captivates and enchants listeners, promising an unforgettable experience.
Read More What the Cuss is Fairy Doom, Faetooth?Vitskar Suden’s “Thriller” cover is about everything you could expect or want from the band. The song is virtually unrecognizable from the original: glacially slow, ominous, and full of the guitar-driven atmosphere that fans love.
Read More Vitskar Suden’s “Thriller” Cover: a New Holiday ClassicBut with a band like this, it’s all about the songs. In those songs are awesome. Even when The Magpie starts out a little bit “stock”, they diverge in interesting and unexpected ways. If you are a fan of bands who don’t sound like anyone else, this is must have to your collection!
Read More Review And Interview: The MagpieThe announcement of a collab album between REZN and Vinnum Sabbathi by Blues Funeral Recordings was announced a while back, and listening to the single for the very first time led me to the “pre-order vinyl now” button. This is definitely not a money-grab collab. In the case of Silent Future, THIS is a collab of epic proportions: It’s an “Avengers, assemble!” moment for me. This is MY demographic.
Read More Interview: REZN & Vinnum Sabbathi’s Silent FutureThis is the kind of “fame” that Mean Green is dealing with, right now. They went from being totally obscure in their niche in Boone, to hundreds of people being aware of them, buying their album and wanting to see them. I think it’s a scary spot to be in. It’s hard to make sense of it, hard to know what to do with it.
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