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Tag: avant-rock

28/05/2021 nausika

Avow: the cosmic-horror experimental death metal soundtrack of Hell

Portal, Avow, Canada, Profound Lore Records, PFL256 CD digipak / vinyl LP (2021) If there’s one thing consistent about Brisbane-based

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18/05/2021 nausika

Au Fleuve de Loire: an epic folk / black metal tribute to the river at the heart of French identity

Hanternoz, Au Fleuve de Loire, France, Antiq Records, CD digibook / vinyl (2021) Formed in 2006, this Breton folk /

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17/05/2021 nausika

Unusta kõik: inventive dissonant black metal with a dark jazzy edge

Kõdu, Unusta kõik, Sweden, Nigredo Records, NP015 limited edition CD (2021) Kõdu is a recent black metal band formed in

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11/05/2021 Ed Pinsent

Library Of Things

Clutch of new LPs from the American label Feeding Tube Records. Very much enjoyed the Library Music (FTR 514) LP

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10/05/2021 nausika

Caledonian Black Magick: raw noise BM aggression gives way to darkspace nihilism disguised as occult ritual

Ifrinn, Caledonian Black Magick, Finland, The Sinister Flame, TSF017 MCD / MLP (2021) From the Highlands region in Scotland comes

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04/05/2021 Steve Pescott

Crossing the Road Before the Sky Falls In

Beak PMT U.K. THE SLIGHTLY OFF KILTER LABEL SOK 067 C.D. (2020) Surprisingly, it’s been over eight years since PMT’s

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03/05/2021 nausika

Portraits: it’s make or break time for Catalonian BM band with a mix of atmospheric BM, post-BM, doom and death

Perennial Isolation, Portraits, Netherlands, Non Serviam Records, NSR036 CD digipak / vinyl LP (2021) Last time I heard anything from

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01/05/2021 Ed Pinsent

We Advance Masked

Three items sent from Quentin Rollet who runs the labels Bisou, Rectangle, and Reqords in Paris. First we have another

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28/04/2021 nausika

Raison d’Etre: an outstanding epic of atmospheric / post-black metal melodrama plumbing the depths of a world in chaos and despair

Raat, Raison d’Etre, Italy, Flowing Downwards, Flow030 CD / LP (2020) In the past 15 months – or at least

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25/04/2021 nausika

Dirges for the Void: sunless BM debut exposes the absurdity of a world beset by madness and hysteria

Uthullun, Dirges for the Void, Netherlands, Wolves of Hades Records, WOLF031 limited edition vinyl LP (2020) At this time of

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