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Meluniblis – Kill The Kuffar

Posted on April 13, 2023 by deshift00

Hailing from Turkey comes the debut release of Meluniblis titled Kill The Kuffar. This is a crushingly devastating war metal album, that heavily leans into the brutal death metal sound. Deep guttural vocals, wailing guitar riffs and some incredibly tight drumming and some cool production choices here and there certainly make for a memorable and…

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Telesterion – Myesis

Posted on April 5, 2023April 5, 2023 by deshift00

The latest release from the mystical Telesterion. Continuing on their journey to uncover the Eleusinian mysteries, their latest release Myesis is very much a continuation of their first release, An Ear of Grain in Silence Reaped. Following much in the same ‘post-metal/prog-metal’ patterns, there’s something a bit more ethereal and doom laden with this release…

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Cober – Beautiful Dissent

Posted on March 30, 2023 by deshift00

After a six year hiatus, the main brain behind the band Cober, Sheila Bommakanti returns with her latest EP titled Beautiful Dissent, a gorgeous practice and meditation with the rather underrated pedal steel guitar. This is long distance away from the first Cober album, Crashpilot which came out back in 2000, and the album that…

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Nicholas Wintzler – Holuby v mláke (Pigeons in the Puddle)

Posted on March 28, 2023 by deshift00

Slovakian outsider artist Nicholas Wintzler presents us with yet another experimental and extremely personal album titled Holuby v mláke which roughly translates to Pigeons in the Puddle in English. This is a rather interesting album with a very personal story behind it, which Wintzler generously shared with me. Over the course of six months, Wintzler…

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Skin Tension – Celebrant

Posted on March 16, 2023 by deshift00

This is the latest audial assault from the noise warlocks Josh Byrd and Edward Longo who form Skin Tension. This album, Celebrant, is a massive album, with only five tracks. There’s no point in me sitting here and listing all of the genres and sounds that have influenced this release, and this band in general,…

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Ruohtta – Uhratuille

Posted on March 14, 2023 by deshift00

Hailing from Sweden comes the latest release from Ruohtta titled Uhratuille. From the raw production values to the otherworldly riffs, this EP is a masterclass in creating an immersive sonic landscape that transports the listener into ancient times with help of the Meänkieli and Sámi languages that the band uses. By embracing a more minimalist…

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Darkstalker – Sif

Posted on March 10, 2023 by deshift00

Hailing from the Louisiana underground comes doom maker, Sif and their latest release titled Darkstalker. This is a short, yet heavy EP with some crushing riffs and powerful production behind it. This is a textbook doom metal release and has all of the right elements to keep it fresh while still harkening back to the…

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Spiritual Healers, Defence Lawyers – Eternal Dust

Posted on February 28, 2023 by deshift00

Debuting out of the Sydney underground comes the ethereal shoegaze/dream-pop band known as Eternal Dust and their debut full length Spiritual Healers, Defence Lawyers. Coming off of their previous self titled demo, they continue on the noisy and dreamy sounds they’ve conjured up on the previous release. This is a strong debut, with some solid…

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Theophonos – Nightmare Visions

Posted on February 24, 2023 by deshift00

Rushing forth from the Detroit metal underground comes Theophonos debut album Nightmare Visions. Being born from the ashes of the far reaching black metal act Serpent Column, Theophonos distinct themselves by taking on a more personal approach with the lyrics, and while having some similarities to the previous band, there’s a distinct sound to this…

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Thumos – Symposium

Posted on February 21, 2023 by deshift00

Thumos returns with their second full length album Symposium. This is another journey into the philosophical themes of the ancient Greeks, this time bringing us into Plato’s Symposium. They continue down the progressive route, still sporting grandiose sounds with a raw production, but this time adding a bit more emphasis on the synthesized symphonic side…

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