estuarine

The mysterious death/grind/et cetera project’s newest album sees their fractured sound condensed down into shorter bursts with as much insanity as ever. Read our full review.

Andrew Rothmund talks to death/grind/experimental act Estuarine’s mastermind, Hydrus, about being an independent musician in 2021, as well as his new EP “Nyarlathotep.”

All the new metal releasing between March 14th, 2021 and March 20th, 2021 — spin (or skip) new music from Mare Cognitum, Agent Steel, Batushka, and more.

We unveil a new single DIY playthrough video (“Hooves of Oblivion”) for the pithy and powerful new iteration of this Tampa deathgrind project whose new album releases next month.

We unveil a new Estuarine song (via guitar playthrough video) from the Tampa one-man project’s upcoming “Wisdom of Silenus” EP, a pithy but powerful statement on techy, blackened death-grind.

Andrew lays out his favorite albums of 2018, including Entropia, Ultha, Slugdge, and more.

The three (recent) releases featured in this edition of our technical metal column differ in many ways but share one thing in common: they all totally rip

We talk with Hydrus, the mind behind experimental tech-death project Estuarine, featuring two new playthrough videos

Mid-year best-of lists and complex pattern analysis (or lack thereof)