Tag: Doom

Place Of Skulls – With Vision Review

I have a ritual that I usually follow when I am hitting a record for review. I will listen to it in my car, with my big fun stereo with lots of bass and everything.

Swallow The Sun – The Morning Never Came Review

Originally written by Ian Dreilinger. It’s always been a wonder how people can manage to stand so loyally by styles of music where bands that sound exactly the same keep putting out albums that sound

Monolithe – I Review

One long track. Not exactly a fresh concept anymore, but there we are. Personally I never got the point of an hour long song, but that’s just me. Ever since my review of Skepticism there

While Heaven Wept – Of Empires Forlorn Review

Originally written by Erik Thomas While Heaven Wept Ep•ic Pronunciation: ‘e-pik Function: adjective Etymology: Latin epicus, from Greek epikos, from epos word, speech, poem — more at VOICE Date: 1589. 1: of, relating to, or

Skepticism – Farmakon Review

Funeral doom is a whole area of music I am more or less unfamiliar with, apart from a little My Dying Bride – if they are even considered funeral doom. So with this release from

Katatonia – Viva Emptiness Review

Originally written by Ty Brookman Ideally for a band to mature it is essential that their material and musicianship strengthen with each release, yet at the same time not stray too far from the original

Rapture – Songs For The Withering Review

Originally written by Ryan Plunkett When the rain is pouring outside and the sky is enveloped in gray, this is the music I expect to hear in the background. Rapture’s latest album, Songs for the

Cathedral – The VIIth Coming

Originally written by Russ Wallin. Legendary doomsters, Cathedral, have released a new album entitled “The Seventh Coming”. The name is actually written in Roman numerals for the album cover. Cathedral has always had interesting cover