Intricate instrumentation and a foreboding atmosphere makes the sophomore album from Dutch one-man black metal outfit Verwoed a truly rewarding listen.
Tag: progressive
Review: Dream Theater – Distance Over Time
Dream Theater step out from under the Portnoy shadow with a more direct offering than The Astonishing.
A Blaze in the Western Sky: The New Wave of Anti-Fascist Heavy Metal
2019 could potentially be the most pivotal year in the metal scene’s continued growth.
How Jazz, Classical and Metal Clash to Form the Avant-Garde Musings of Inhumankind
Mind-melting and utterly unique, Inhumankind’s avant-garde compositions are a work of art.
Voices: Taking Dark Inspiration from an Urban Landscape
Voices’ Sam Loynes discloses details about their colossal new LP, Frightened.
Transcendent Live Shows, Sturdy Local Scenes and the Progressive Doom of King Goat
Candlemass meets prog in the epic doom stylings of King Goat, we spoke to the band to find out more about their second LP.
The Astral Noize 4/20 Roundup
On 4/20, doom dominates our first reviews roundup, which includes some surprise releases from familiar faces.
Embracing the Absurd With Dark Buddha Rising
Talking the absurd, the occult and more with Dark Buddha Rising.
Review: Rivers Of Nihil – Where Owls Know My Name
Rivers Of Nihil push death metal into progressive new territories on their third LP.
Monolithe and the Significance of the Number Seven
Enthralled by their new LP’s grand sound and intriguing concept, we had a chat with Monolithe bassist Olivier Defives to find out more.