Black wizard Varg Vikernes has released his most recent project, Hyperborea Rising, with an initial recording Halls of Stone designed to reflect the experience of dwarves.
25 CommentsTags: Black Metal, burzum, dungeon synth, progressive, varg vikernes
From the early days of death metal, a hybrid of Sarcofago and Deicide adds its own flavor through a modern death metal style internal dialogue of riffs producing moments of great clarity from seemingly random visions of darkness.
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Wait, where are the metal reviews? you ask. Metal is dead with a few exceptions, and while we wait for those to come along, we eugenically remove lies and promote related things which may show you the emerging culture of resistance to herd logic.
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As part of their unholy blasphemous summer tour, Profanatica visited desolate Satanic wasteland Houston, Texas and put on a hell of a show despite failing air conditioning, thronging hipsters, and exploding toilets.
20 CommentsTags: black magic social club, Black Metal, knoll, profanatica, unidad trauma
Jason Goatcraft was able to capture a short interview with Profanatica/Havohej founder Paul Ledney:
9 CommentsTags: Black Metal, havohej, profanatica
Antimelodic antichristian and antiherd black metal band Profanatica will be taking to stages across the failed state of the USA this summer with Knoll and Unidad Trauma. You can get tickets at Tone Deaf Touring or LiveNation:
16 CommentsTags: Black Metal, knoll, profanatica, tone deaf touring, unidad trauma
In the early days of death metal, when it was a hybrid of heavy metal and hardcore punk, it was widely viewed as technically incompetent especially by the jazz, rock, blues, and emo punk audience that was dominating record stores at the time. A few death metal bands set out to prove them all wrong, including Sadist, who kindly agreed to an interview for our readers, many of whom are Sadist fans.
257 CommentsTags: death metal, interview, Progressive Death Metal, progressive rock, sadist
I wish I could report a greater success here, since this beer is from our Scots-Irish neighbors to the North in Dallas, but this beer takes an IPA and moves it closer to an American adjunct beer. Heavy overtones of citrus, squash, and boiled grain afflict what is otherwise a solid IPA.
44 CommentsTags: beer, hipster beer, IPA, manhattan project brewing company
One wonders why even try. It seems like everything in the world has gone into the abyss and is being sucked down by a human refusal to see the obvious. Left and Right, Christian and atheist, corporate stooge and basement NEET seem to agree. So why bother?
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Maybe you remember the Girl Scouts cookies from the pre-Clinton years: flavorful, two bucks for a large box, and available from innocent female children who could spot a red-eyed metalhead at twenty paces and walk away with a huge sale.
33 CommentsTags: diabetes, junk food, mint chip malt balls, thin mints
