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Yellow Eyes' Experimental Murmurs Exude Mastery (Album Review)
The New York-based black metal band surprised us all with a short-notice experimental album, which we dive into in a new review.
Solar Colors and Layered Guitars: Inexorum Brings the Heat on "Equinox Vigil" (Early Album Stream + Interview)
Inexorum mastermind and Obsequiae live guitarist Carl Skildum discusses his new album “Equinox Vigil,” which is also streaming in full, in a new interview.
RLYR (mems. Pelican, Locrian, Bloodiest) Rocks On New Self-Titled Album (Full Album Stream + Interview)
Chicago progressive/math rock trio RLYR bring hazy, nostalgic vibes on their third album, which is now streaming in full, paired with an exclusive interview.
Transcending Genre on Pyrithe's "Monuments to Impermanence" (Album Stream + Interview)
Pittsburgh progressive metal/rock trio Pyrithe break free from stylistic constraints on their massive debut. Listen to “Monuments to Impermanence” and read an interview with drummer and vocalist John Kerr.
Falls of Rauros Sing a "Poverty Hymn" (Early Track Stream)
The black/folk metal band’s upcoming full-length “Key to a Vanishing Future” continues their thoughtful and expressive career. Stream a new track from it now.
The Silver Cast A "Ward of Roses" In Glittering Starlight (Interview)
Featuring members of Horrendous and Crypt Sermon, The Silver alchemizes extreme metal, progressive metal, and more into a delightfully mysterious debut album. Read an interview with the band.
Mehenet Makes a Black Metal Offering to "Dona Sete" (Early Track Stream)
Listen to a lengthy slice of New Orleans black metal, steeped in the traditions and culture of the city.
Folterkammer (mems. Imperial Triumphant) Links to the Past on "Das Magnificat" (Early Track Stream)
The international black metal group finds black metal’s roots in Romantic music and puts them under an extreme magnifying glass. Listen to “Das Magnificat” ahead of their debut’s release.
Krallice's Surprise Release "Mass Cathexis" Ushers in New Black Metal Dimensions
The black metal world was gifted with a surprise new Krallice album last week — after about one billion listens over the weekend, here’s where we arrived with our thoughts.
Silicon and Steel #1: Horror Game "S.T.A.L.K.E.R." Meets Yellow Eyes
In the inaugural edition of his new series on horror video games and their heavy metal spirit-brethren, Ted revisits a classic horror FPS from 2007 called “S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl” and pairs it with New York black metal act Yellow Eyes. Welcome to the night.
