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Top Metal EPs of 2020 (So Far)

Tyler Harding
July 24, 2020
Album Review, Reviews
The metal underground has seen a massive revival in the digital age, and it can be daunting to parse through dozens of terrible one-man basement black metal groups to find a gem. I can attest to this, as the 1...

Hexenbrett’s Happy Haunting

Tyler Harding
May 30, 2020
Album Review, Reviews
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Horror is paradoxically uncool: the elements of horror are ubiquitous and mainstream, and yet the genre itself remains insular and weird, the torch passionately carried by modern directors like Robert Eggers a...

Malokarpatan: Slovakian Witchery

Tyler Harding
March 30, 2020
Album Review, Reviews
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You find yourself in a cabin in a forgotten wood, and the grizzled wanderer across the fire tells stories about the dense, hushed forest outside your warm sanctuary. Through his bawdy, gruff guise, the strange...

Beautiful and creepy: Metallica’s Helping Hands…Live & Acoustic at The Masonic

Shayan Shirkhodai
February 6, 2019
Album Review, Columns and Opinions, Reviews
“Beautiful and creepy” — these adjectives uttered straight from the mouth of singer (and rhythm guitarist) James Hetfield mid-performance were the perfect words to describe Metallica’s newest album, Hel...

Windhand and Satan’s Satyrs host an occult ritual at the Starline Social Club

Clementine Zimmer
October 21, 2018
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews
It was a quiet, foggy night in Oakland. The students were studying; the working folk had all gone home. Not a single automobile was in any one of the normally crowded intersections. A few drifters loped across ...

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