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ALBUM REVIEW: Mairu – Sol Cultus

Posted on August 2, 2023 by Ralka Skjerseth

 

There’s gotta be a start to every trajectory of a soul-crushing sonic chronicle. The Liverpool-based post-sludge metal overlords Mairu had just started embarking on their subliminal journey through their debut LP entitled Sol Cultus (Trepanation Recordings). 

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Posted in Reviews | Tagged album reviews, atmospheric, bands from Liverpool, blackened sludge doom, Bossk, Cult Of Luna, Ghost Cult Magazine, Mairu, Metal, metal album reviews, post-doom metal, post-metal, post-metal album reviews, Ralka Skjerseth, sludge doom, Sludge Metal, Sol Cultus, The Ocean, Tom Dring, Tool, Trepanation Recordings

ALBUM REVIEW: Allochiria – Commotion

Posted on May 27, 2023 by Ralka Skjerseth

 

The trajectory of the Greek sludge/post-metal unit Allochiria’s career started pretty long ago in 2008. To this day, they have released a self-titled EP and three full-length LPs to note. While being strong on post-metal coded slow-paced progressions, they also incorporate a touch of hardcore nuance manifested by how vocalist Irene presents inclement blackened growls on their songs. And, so, they are back on releasing a full-length, which is also their third one, titled Commotion via Venerate Industries. 

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Posted in Reviews | Tagged album reviews, Allochiria, Amenra, Commotion, Cult Of Luna, Drone, Isis, King Woman, metal album reviews, metal. post-metal post post-rock, Neurosis, post-metal album reviews, Post-sludge, Psychedelic Rock, Ralka Skjerseth, sludge metal album reviews, The Greek metal underground scene, Venerate Industries, Αθήνα

ALBUM REVIEW: The Ocean – Holocene

Posted on May 17, 2023 by Abstrakt Soul

 

Hailing from the artistic and musically cultural hub of Berlin, The Ocean are certainly no ‘ordinary’ band. Founded in 2000 by guitarist and principal songwriter Robin Staps, the collective have released a staggering amount of fine music, with around forty different musicians lending their talents to the cause over the years. Always an outlet for extreme experimentalism, The Ocean explores both the light and dark sides of music as eloquently as anyone else in the business, and to catagorise their sound into any one genre is impossible.  Continue reading →


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