Posts Tagged ‘Black/Progressive Metal’
Posted in Frontpage Feature, Reviews, Reviews › E on Monday, September 14th, 2020
At this point, Enslaved can do pretty much whatever they want and need no introduction. If you don’t subscribe to that theory, I will fight you. Naked (I do all of my fighting in the nude exclusively). They’re no longer what one would necessarily consider black metal, although they have those influences creep up. At […]
Tags: 2020, Black/Progressive Metal, Century Media Records, Enslaved, J Mays, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › H on Friday, August 21st, 2020
If you didn’t enjoy 2019’s Of Rot and Ruin by Hath, I don’t know what to tell you. Despite the fact that I don’t much care for “Star Wars” and I thought the band was called “Hoth” in an homage, I still gave it a listen. When I realized my mistake, I was glad to […]
Tags: 2020, Black Metal, Black/Progressive Metal, Hath, J Mays, Reissue, Review, Willowtip Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › D on Friday, April 24th, 2020
Ah, symphonic, female-fronted, progressive metal… WAIT! Where are you going? Come back! Fine. At least pick up your garbage on the way out and shut the damn door! Do you think we live in a barn? Who’s we? I’m by myself living in quarantine. Well, anyway, the joke’s on you because this is not symphonic, […]
Tags: Black/Progressive Metal, Dawn of Ouroboros, J Mays, Rain Without End Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › I on Thursday, March 26th, 2020
Based out of Seattle, Washington, Izthmi are a 5 piece band describing themselves as progressive, atmospheric black metal. After a pointless 3 minute and slightly irritatingly long intro the ball gets rolling with the 8+ minute “To Traipse Alone”. I cannot remember when I saw the word traipse in a song. The name of this […]
Tags: 2020, Black/Progressive Metal, Frank, Izthmi, Review, Within The Mind Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › E on Wednesday, November 7th, 2012
A new Enslaved album has become an event for fans of challenging and atmospheric progressive and extreme metal, promising a depth and soulful, honest authenticity that few bands today cannot match. Theirs is a ceaselessly adventurous, bold and fearless persona, and every new album is a journey all its own. With RIITIIR, the 12th studio album in a […]
Tags: 2012, Black/Progressive Metal, Enslaved, Jordan Itkowitz, Nuclear Blast Records, Review