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black metal \ Dark Descent Records \ depressing \ here comes the gun mommy stay my hand \ Thantifaxath
Thantifaxath: Sacred White Noise
*Insert catchy, hook here to draw in all the interested readers and make this paragraph easier to begin” Thantifaxath are a trio straight outta’ Toronto, Canada who wear long hooded robes on stage to remain anonymous. So far, they have only released an E.P. and this album, Sacred White Noise, will be released April 15th […]
Aenaon \ awesome \ black metal \ fanboy love \ total boner in pants
Aenaon Interview
One of the best parts about working on this site is the ability to find and speak to new musicians every day. The embarrassing fan-boy moments that involve blushing, stuttering, excessive worship, and the musical boner that no nip and tuck can conceal are avoided through email and I can present myself as not a loser with some […]
black metal \ experimental \ musette \ oompah shit \ Pensées Nocturnes
Pensées Nocturnes: Nom d’une Pipe!
Black metal is arguably the best subgenre to do absolutely weird shit in. The dark, blasphemous nature is a great medium to allow musicians to experiment in scary and bizarre ways. Bands such as Deathspell Omega, Sigh, Transcending Bizarre?, and Thy Catalfalque dominate with experimentation and pushing the limits of black metal. Pensees Nocturnes is […]
black metal \ Kolony Records \ metal \ progressive doom metal \ Secrets of the Sky
Secrets of the Sky Interview
The best part of reviewing metal bands is finding gems here and there that help define and refine your taste in music. Secrets of the Sky with their album, To Sail Black Waters, has become an essential part of my winter playlist. With a little under 3,000 “Likes” on Facebook, they are still relatively underground but […]
death metal \ Eye of Solitude \ funeral doom \ Kaotoxin \ metal \ Nephren-Ka
Double Header: Kaotoxin
Ah yes, here we go people, it’s time for two-in-one, it’s time for two for the price of one, it’s time for two in your eyes, two in your ears, two in whatever other orifice you have two of. That’s the whole purpose of the double-header, friends, we give you a quick, meaty dose of […]
Bolt \ Forgarður Helvítis \ Invasive \ Kollapse \ Nephelium \ Old Season \ Quick and Dirty Reviews \ Sodamned \ Vorice
Quick and Dirty Reviews
Uh oh, friends, this time it’s another one of our “Quick and Dirty Reviews” segments. Today it’s largely dirty, like most of it leans towards the “please wash me thereafter” score. Even the header image is dirty as the editor pieced it together without even seeing what it had to do with anything. Cole Olson […]
death metal \ Dementia Senex \ sludge \ The Path Less Traveled Records
Dementia Senex – Heartworm
In a strange way, this EP is so, so, so, so refreshing. This winter has brought forth few notable releases to attention leading to a music slump of sorts. This is a light in the darkness. Heartworm is three tracks long clocking a little over 17 minutes and combines death metal, sludge, and post-hardcore into a fearsome […]
black metal \ doom \ Kolony Records \ melodic \ Secrets of the Sky
Secrets of the Sky: To Sail Black Waters
As a rule of thumb, bands that include any form of the word ‘sky’ are avoided as experience has dictated that many end up being “risecore” quality bullshit metal with high school quality lyrics about played-out emotional dramas that no one gives two shits about. For whatever reason, Secrets of the Sky was given a […]
2013 \ black metal \ top
Deaf Sparrow’s Top Black Metal of 2013
We here at Deaf Sparrow pride ourselves on listing. That usually involves listing things you’ve never heard of, because it’s the only way we can stay two steps ahead of the hipsters, beards, and jeans jackets. We listen to whatever we get, we take no sides, we hurt feelings, we cause genitals to hide between […]
Aenaon \ black metal \ Code666 Records \ experimental \ Greece \ jazz
Aenaon: Extance
Greek black metal has never really been ‘a thing’. Norwegian, Swedish, German, French, Finnish, and U.S. black metal have distinguished sounds and scenes but Greece is one of those countries that really never managed to create a solid metal community. There have been few distinguished bands such as Nocternity, Kawir, Thou Art Lord, Astarte, and […]
