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Velnias – Scion of Aether Review

On March 30, 2020 By Doom_et_Al

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An Evening with Knives – Sense of Gravity Review

On March 5, 2020 By Dear Hollow

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Treurwilg – An End to Rumination Review

On February 24, 2020 By Cherd of Doom

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Sorxe – The Ark Burner [Things You Might Have Missed 2019]

On December 14, 2019 By Dr. A.N. Grier

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Charlene Beretah – Ram Review

On November 15, 2019 By Cherd of Doom

"Imagine my surprise when, upon taking this gig, I discovered that some of my fellow writers, including our illustrious boss, were never-sludgers. As I've endured their hurtful, anti-sludge rhetoric, I've noticed a frequent correlation between sludge hating and symphonic power cheese-loving. As no lover of metallic brie myself, I'm left to wonder if we're hardwired at the genetic level into these camps just as research suggests we may be similarly inclined toward progressive or conservative politics, or to see a blue and black dress versus the mouth breathing, evolutionary dead-ends who see a gold and white dress. I guess what I'm saying is, if you're team sludge and wary of anti-sludge sentiment within the body metallic, you've got a man on the inside. So let's wade together into the muck of Charlene Beretah's new album Ram. Never-sludgers need not apply." Sticky business.

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Golden Core – Fimbultýr Review

On October 30, 2019 By Dear Hollow

"Celebrating cultural heritage is crucial. In a world living in the shadow of Christianity's obliteration of "pagan" beliefs, the old creeds and rituals are rarer and rarer. As such, it's imperative to preserve such practices and traditions, valuing their impact in generations past and their influence on future individuals. My family is descended from Vikings, which is pretty badass, but one thing led to another[1. Y'know, like a few burning monasteries, hundreds of years, a few continental migrations, and countless cultural shifts.] and they found themselves Lutheran farmers in North Dakota. Groups like Heilung and Wardruna are committed to preservation and renaissance of the old Norse rituals, and Norwegian/Icelandic duo Golden Core seek to channel this appreciation through new release Fimbultýr by blending American stoner doom and Norwegian black metal." Uphold the olde.

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Velnias – Scion of Aether Review

An Evening with Knives – Sense of Gravity Review

Treurwilg – An End to Rumination Review

Sorxe – The Ark Burner [Things You Might Have Missed 2019]

Charlene Beretah – Ram Review

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