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The enigmatic No One of English raw black metal solo project The Sun’s Journey Through The Night offers wisdom and discusses new single “The Black Pyramid” in a rare interview.

We spoke to Tome of the Unreplenished mastermind Hermes about the band’s new album “Earthbound.”

The UK band’s debut draws on Mesoamerican mythology to reveal universal truths about psychedelic communion.

Vessel of Iniquity multi-instrumentalist A. White gets in touch with his doomed past and brings it to a chaotic future on this project’s newest album.

This week, Jon and Ted venture into doom rock and blackgaze territory, highlighting vast changes in bands’ discographies.

Another week, another set of records. This time, Ted and Jon eschew metal in favor of their progressive rock favorites.

We reflect on Paradise Lost’s sophomore album “Gothic,” which ushered in a new sound for death and doom metal, one that’s still triumphantly relevant 30 years later.

Perennial English black metal experimentalist and denier Caïna returns with yet another chameleonic escape from his home genre.

From the ashes of Wodensthrone emerges Nemorous, a new, more matured entity, forged in the near-half-decade (but really almost full-decade since “Curse”) since their original band’s demise. Listen to debut single “The Crucible of Being” and read a lengthy interview with the band.

Finding meaning in black metal is easy to the few who adventure for it. Listen to Odoacer’s debut album in full.