Invisible Oranges Editors

This Friday, Ted and Jon look into different ends of the traditional doom metal spectrum with Place of Skulls and While Heaven Wept, respectively.

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

This week, Jon and Ted dive into the notable and obscure, citing heavy metal and would-be black metal classics alike.

This time around, Editors in Chief Jon and Ted look at two distant ends of the metal spectrum: Lucifer Was' classic heavy rock and Saturnus' despondent doom metal.

In this new installment of "Records of the Week With Jon and Ted," our intrepid editors look back to the mid-to-late 2000s for some decade-and-a-half-old death metal nostalgia.

This week, Ted and Jon take a deep dive into doom's various facets, from MonumentuM's darkwave inflections to Earthride's stoner riffpocalypse.

Co-editors-in-chief Jon Rosenthal and Ted Nubel each select a record to discuss.

Ted and Jon dig into two musical curiosities: Elder and Beyond Dawn, chameleons whose sound adapted to their changing creativity over time.

Let a new reign of terror begin.

These two atmospheric black metal projects join forces yet again, culminating in a nearly two-hour cosmic explosion of music -- here are two magnificent new singles from the upcoming collaborative release.