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Tag: sci-fi
Iterations Of Time: Investigating the Sci-Fi Opus of Former Worlds
Twin Cities doom dealing with some big questions.
Review / Cosmic Putrefaction – The Horizons Towards Which Splendour Withers
An inter-dimensional treat, double dipped in Xenomorph blood and wholly in sync with our ancient fascination with the great beyond.
Review: Wallowing – Planet Loss
Swirling with rage, suffocating density and cacophonous vitality, this is an album that demands to be heard. And it ain’t taking no for an answer.
Review: Ape Vermin – Sonic Monolith
Spaced out sludge with a sci-fi twist.
Premiere: Wallowing – Planet Loss (Trailer)
A sneak preview of the upcoming debut release from sci-fi noise-sludge-grind maniacs Wallowing.
Voyeurs Of Nature’s Tragedy: The Psychedelic Doom and Telepathic Songwriting of Tronos
“Hellish apocalyptic noise combined with floaty ethereal ambience” from new supergroup Tronos.
Vile Creature: Combating Bigotry Through Sci-fi Doom
Accompanied by a short story, Vile Creature’s latest LP promotes anti-oppression through colossal doom and political allegory.
Memnon Sa: Music For Ancient Aliens
We caught up with Misha to discuss the effects of professional studio work on the creative process, the tenuous existence of ancient aliens, and the world of Lemurian Dawn.