Reviews by Lucius Vorenus.
73 CommentsTags: 2017, azarath, biesy, black 'n roll, blaze of perdition, butt rock, cytotoxin, deathcore, der weg einer freheit, hate, homosexuality, mord'a'stigmata, poland, poseurs, sadistic metal reviews, sun of the sleepless, svart crown, the ruins of beverast
Since progressive rock first arose out of British and North American psychedelia, it has crossed every boundary that it could identify, which makes it like metal more a question of a spirit than a concrete set of musical or extra-musical traits. We can identify a few aspects of this spirit: a desire to make unique song forms which fit the shifting demands of their content, a passion for exploring melody and harmony, an obsession with the unconventional, and a chameleon-like ability to explore other styles and adopt them as its own.
15 CommentsTags: article, bo hansson, il balletto di bronzo, progressive, progressive rock, rock music, van der graaf
Occult metal blog Praefuscus Ferrum published the first issue of Protervitas Zine onto the Internet Archive.
32 CommentsTags: brett stevens, occult, praefuscus ferrum, webzine, zine, zines
Revenant‘s long out of print Prophecies of a Dying World album is being reissued for the first time since its original release back in 1991.
27 CommentsTags: cash grab, Cosmic Key Creations, death metal, hipster bullshit, news, reissue, Revenant, vinyl
Social justice warrior Paul Resnikoff of Digital Music News whined that some metal bands on Spotify were on a Southern Poverty Law Center list of “hateful” bands on Itunes in hope of virtue “signal boosting” his pathetic music industry blog.
12 CommentsTags: ad hominem, attention whore, battlecry, Bolzer, censorship, centurion, communism, communists, cultural marxism, Dark Fury, digital music news, endless pride, geimhre, Grand Belial's Key, granulosum, hate forest, kamaedzitca, kolovrat, metalgate, music streaming, national socialist black metal, news, nokturnal mortum, nsbm, paul resnikoff, political correctness, seges findere, selbstmord, sjws, social justice warriors, socialists, southern poverty law center, spear of longinus, special snowflake, spotify, streaming, thunderbolt, virtu
Incantation rehash past riff phrases of theirs into drawn out, incredibly boring heavy, speed, and doom metal tracks on Profane Nexus.
9 CommentsTags: 2017, boring, cash grab, Doom Metal, Heavy Metal, incantation, lame metal, mainstream metal, profane nexus, rehash, relapse, relapse records, review, sell-out, selling out, shit, Speed Metal
War Art Productions is reissuing the first three Immortal albums – Diabolical Fullmoon Mysticism, Pure Holocaust, and Battles in the North, – on cassette.
28 CommentsTags: Black Metal, compact cassette, hipster bullshit, immortal, news, norway, Norwegian Black Metal, reissue, reissues, war arts productions
Hammerheart Records is reissuing Master‘s second album, On the Seventh Day God Created… Master, on both CD and LP. Get the CD digipak as it contains the Speckmann Project as a bonus disc. Leave the vinyl with the same sound for the hipsters.
3 CommentsTags: compact disc, death metal, digipak, hammerheart, hammerheart records, master, paul speckmann, reissue, remaster, speckmann project, vinyl
We all know the score in entertainment: 90% of the people are full-tilt Left-leaning, and the remaining 10% have to hide their views until they are too big and too old to fear repercussions. A Swedish folk-rock duo named Lilou & John have launched a website, Belzebubbles, to feature Right-leaning bands who have been censored or ignored by the entertainment establishment.
59 CommentsTags: belzebubbles, folk, lilou & john, r3c, right-wing music
Incantation announced that their new album os coming out August 11th on Relapse Records and posted a teaser on their Zuckerbook page. Hopefully Profane Nexus will be better than the somewhat rehashed Vanquish in Vengeance and the speed and doom metal mediocrity of Dirges of Elysium. Don’t get your hopes up.
6 CommentsTags: incantation, new album, relapse, relapse records, upcoming release
