Reviews
Well, I hope you weren't looking for someone pretending to be objective here. My Dying Bride is my favorite doom band of all time...
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"This album isn't one for genre purists, but lovers of pure expression created by people with a deep understanding of multiple types of music."
Well, I hope you weren't looking for someone pretending to be objective here. My Dying Bride is my favorite doom band of all time...
"If this album is a sign of things to come, then High On Fire aren't getting old. They've just become legends."
"The Shape of Fluidity is an outstanding glimpse into van Dorst's individual (but universally resonant) triumphs and tribulations."
"Necrot is one of the most-hyped death bands of the last 10 years, and this album gives you a good idea why."
"Tomorrow's Rain is not here to make you feel good. That being said, those who appreciate the genre will have a lot to contemplate...
"Exist have outdone themselves yet again with Hijacking the Zeitgeist."
"Ingested is unafraid to explore different caves of sound and engage with different melodies, crafting a sound that never sacrifices intensity with ten brand...
"If you're looking to grab a drink, gather some mates, and have a good time - consider putting on Rankarumpu as your gathering music."
"Their work with Dis Fig shows their innate ability to create beauty from ugliness, and how easily they can transcend metal and plant their...
"With minimal (but not too minimal) production values, and a clear DIY vibe, Coffin Storm is exactly what you think it should be."
"These guys have a unique vision for the genre and should be in the limelight for anyone looking for bands doing the genre right."
"After all, you really can't have too much good blackened death metal in your life."
"Ten fine features could have been traded for five amazing ones, that truly complemented the sounds and delivered extra layers."
"It's not a terrible record by any means, but it is disappointingly predictable and familiar."
"Udåd legitimizes the existence of lo-fi black metal even after the genre at large has evolved so much."
"The point is the steel marches on, and you can't stop it."
"Isenordal points back to a time during the mid-'90s when fringe artists weren't operating under any assumptions of what they needed to sound like."
"Judas Priest might actually be at their apex right now, some five decades after their formation."
