As debut albums go, Blackened Visions from French instrumental progressive doomsters The Lumberjack Feedback is a colossus, though maybe that is not so much a surprise given the impressive and intensive tempest of their earlier offerings. The new album though… Read More ›
At the beginning of 2015, we had the opportunity to check out the Three Fairy Tales EP and a couple of singles around it from Russian metallers Second To Sun. It was an instrumental experience and adventure which just lit… Read More ›
Two tracks of atmospheric intensity, A Blackened Planet, the new EP from German instrumental band Twinesuns, bridges their acclaimed debut album The Leaving with its forthcoming successor, an epic full-length exploration destined to be over 100 minutes of incitement. The… Read More ›
“Can you hear the sound of the world? This ephemeral echo that slowly burns through the void… Can you see beyond the veil? This overwhelming presence that enhances the truthfulness of any reality… And then…When everything has faded away… Read More ›
Emerging from the creative invention and imagination of Novembers Doom guitarist Vito Marchese, The Kahless Clone and debut EP An Endless Loop has been one of the most sonically cathartic and emotionally imposing debuts to hit 2015 so far. Exploring… Read More ›
Atmospherically and emotionally shadowed, An Endless Loop is an immersive and magnetically evocative slice of post rock/dark metal which lures ears and imagination into a soundscape of intimidating possibilities and melancholic beauty. The four-track EP from The Kahless Clone is… Read More ›
Hit The Head, the new album from French instrumental post metallers Corbeaux, is cinema for the ears and imagination. Six tracks which transport the listener into expansive yet intimate post rock flights of sound and emotional reflection, the album fascinates… Read More ›
Great Instrumental music is the playground for the imagination and emotions, a suggestive toy for the senses and thoughts to sculpt their own adventures to, and that is exactly the success that Prohibition from Belgian band Squidhead achieves. Its five… Read More ›
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