Invisible Oranges - The Metal Blog

Pulling together black metal, spoken word, art rock, electronica, and much more into a whirlwind sub-twenty-minute EP, "La Canzone del Cefaloforo" is a peculiar offering that must be heard to be believed—and still somewhat defies belief even then. Read our full review.

The Irish sludge/doom metal band teams up with Oxbow vocalist Eugene Robinson for an exercise in atmospheric heaviness and riff worship.

For the 35th anniversary of this classic doom album, we contemplate what made it so impactful and its ongoing legacy - plus, check out an interview with founder Leif Edling.

We interviewed James Kent of Perturbator about his new album "Lustful Sacraments," talking about his inspirations and the journey to this latest release.

Pennsylvania heavy rock band Jakethehawk shares a reimagined version of the indie rock song, following up on their full-length album "Hinterlands" earlier this year with new material in advance of tour dates.

Listen to a devastating Quake-themed death metal track from this Athens, Georgia one-man outfit's upcoming album "Ageless Abominations."

Drawing heavily from science fiction and horror, the New Zealand doomsters craft barraging doom with uncommon inspiration. Watch the video for the RoboCop-inspired "Directive IV" now.

This especially piercing form of cavernous death-doom evokes visions of stark nothingness and unsightly terrors from beyond—stream the band's debut album now in full.

White Magician (whose members also comprise Demon Bitch) plays a beguiling form of traditional metal rooted in adventurous hard rock. Check out an interview with the project mastermind The Great Kaiser.

In this dual-duty edition of the Dungeon Synth Digest, we speak with Northeast Dungeon Siege organizers Phranick and Naginah (of Sombre Arcane) and provide another roundup of dungeon synth releases for your perusal.