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ALBUM REVIEW: Amerta – Nodus Tollens

Posted on October 31, 2024 by Ralka Skjerseth

As a result of years of persistence and hard work in exploring the immense depths of their own resonances, Jakarta-based post/sludge/power metal collective Amerta embarks on a new profound milestone through the release of their first full-length entitled Nodus Tollens (Self-Released). Through this release, this Indonesian multi-genre unit invites their listeners to venture on an enigmatic journey fueled by existential dread, contemplations, and the inner conflicts that mankind collectively faces against the banality of everyday chaos and mayhem in the form of an in-depth listening experience. Continue reading →


Posted in Reviews | Tagged album reviews, alternative, Amerta, bands from Jakarta, doom metal, electronic, Emma Ruth Rundle, Experimental, Ghost Cult Magazine, Indie-Pop, Indonesia, Industrial, Isis, Jakarta, jakarta metal, King Woman, Metal, metal album reviews, music reviews, Nodus Tollens, Pelican, Post Rock, post-everything post-hardcore, post-metal, post-metal album reviews, Ralka Skjerseth, Shoegaze, Sludge Metal, Solstafir

ALBUM REVIEW: A Swarm Of The Sun – An Empire

Posted on September 6, 2024 by Matt Cook

It doesn’t take long at all to realize that A Swarm Of The Sun have a knack (and an ear) for the sprawling cinematic nature that absolutely thrives especially in the post-Metal landscape. Continue reading →


Posted in Reviews | Tagged A Swarm Of The Sun, album reviews, An Empire, bands from Sweden, Cinematic Music, composing, dynamics, Ghost Cult Magazine, matt, Matt Cook, music reviews, Pelagic Records, Post Rock, post-metal, post-metal album reviews, songcraft, soundtracks

ALBUM REVIEW: Glassing – From the Other Side of the Mirror

Posted on April 25, 2024 by Abstrakt Soul

Hailing from Austin, Texas, Glassing is an intriguing band who have released some quality music across the albums Light and Death (2017), Spotted Horse (2019), and Twin Dream (2021). They’ve always shown that they are not one to be musically pigeonholed, as they convey a wide range of sounds from Post Metal to Hardcore, Sludge to Black Metal while often breaking up the chaos with moments of drone atmospherics.  Continue reading →


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