Mizmor and Hell: The Alluvion Review
I am a wreck of nerves to write about the collaboration between Mizmor and Hell called Alluvion.
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A Band Named Hell
I have descended into Hell and emerged changed. The Hell that I live in is ever present. But at least the soundtrack is better than yours.
Read More A Band Named HellThe Butterfly Becomes the Monster: How Temple of the Fuzz Witch Saved the Heavy Underground
Welcome to the new Temple of the Fuzz Witch and Apotheosis. Welcome to a ride that will save your day, week, month, year. This new Temple of the Fuzz Witch…is simply sublime.
Read More The Butterfly Becomes the Monster: How Temple of the Fuzz Witch Saved the Heavy UndergroundHashtronaut’s No Return: Is This The Arrival of a New Sonic Titan?
In the end, Hashtronaut has delivered a memorable and enchanting work of stoner metal as art. The pacing, the dynamism, the riffs, the glory. It’s all there and waiting for our ears. If you enter their weed-filled world as a visitor, you will leave as a denizen of a new world where good riffs really matter.
Read More Hashtronaut’s No Return: Is This The Arrival of a New Sonic Titan?The Endless: How a Group of Canadians Redefined “Post-Metal”
The long and short of it is, post-metal did not die when Isis stopped playing shows and recording. Post-metal didn’t die when Tool started playing arenas. Post-metal expands beyond the realms of Pelican and Russian Circles and now rightfully includes The Endless as one of its great champions.
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