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Fedor Kovalevsky \ Hypnotic Dirge Records \ post-apocalyptic funeral doom \ Tunisia
Omination – NGR (Collapsing Cathedral Post-Apocalyptic Funeral Doom)
I wasn’t sure what to think of this one, at first, but I know I needed to listen. We’ve got tons of references built into that cover all under the post-apocalyptic banner: Knights Templar dude (maybe Blind Dead) with anime sword, Mad Max car in Dune sand, some Dark Tower castle, maybe Dracula, four […]
Back from the Grave Tapes \ experimental metal \ Hypnotic Dirge Records \ impressionistic \ Kuba Kujawa \ lady got me pre \ Omgeving \ post-metal \ prog-metal \ The Netherlands
Omgeving – Wijde Wijdte (Honestly Impressionistic Metal)
Now here’s a guy who knows exactly what he’s about all…the…time. Honestly not sure I do, however. Look at that cover by Polish tatoo artist Kuba Kujawa. Seriously look at it. Do you know what’s going on there? You might think so at first. Now the band name, Omgeving, is Dutch for “surroundings” and […]
doom metal \ funeral \ Goth \ Gothic \ Hypnotic Dirge Records \ Orphans of Dusk \ so blissfully depressing \ Solitude Productions
Orphans of Dusk – Revenant
Ah, Solitude Productions, what good can’t we say? Without wasting too much time, it’s enough to simply state that when you see the logo or hear the name, you know it has to do with doom metal. Hypnotic Dirge Records, hey, what can’t we say about them as well? Though not known strictly for doom, […]
black metal \ depressing but not \ ease up on dat tremolo thank you \ Hypnotic Dirge Records \ Windbruch
Windbruch – No Stars, Only Full Dark
There has been a lot of bullshit coming out of Russia lately – Russian military missiles, caviar, Putin’s pubes, Putin’s dumb fucking face, Putin’s sad, wimpy dick, Putin’s pungent asshole, etc,.. Fortunately for everyone not in Russia, there is good news; Russia can produce good music from time to time and Windbruch’s No Stars, Only Full […]
black metal \ electro \ Epitimia \ experimentation qua woah \ fuck put it all in there \ Hypnotic Dirge Records
Epitimia – (Un)reality
Double CD’s are a hard thing to tackle not only because the length is twice as long but because the artist often has a much broader, more complete vision of their project. Like many Hypnotic Dirge artists before them, Epitima have attempted to experiment with black metal with many other non-metal genres such as trip […]
Evoke Efrits \ Hypnotic Dirge Records \ meh sex \ Rose get a life \ Titanic the movie without good sex
Ekove Efrits: Nowhere
Hypnotic Dirge Records from Canada likes to sign artists from all over the globe including Russia, France, Italy, Ukraine, and Germany. Ekove Efrits is an Iranian band helmed by the Count De Efrit, the ominous mastermind who has experimented with depressive black metal, Gothic metal, and trip hop, creating an eclectic selection of work. With […]
all of that \ doom \ help me I'm dying \ Hypnotic Dirge Records \ Odradek Room \ prog \ so dark \ so depressing \ Ukraine
Odradek Room: Bardo. Relative reality
No no no, we didn’t improperly write the title, that’s how it appears verbatim on the album cover, so give us a break. We don’t correct grammar and syntax errors of bands if they’re being “artistic” for us. Especially if they assist us with their knowledge, explaining the meaning of the Tibetan word ‘bardo’ on which […]
good Gothic metal \ Hypnotic Dirge Records \ Lycanthia \ not joking \ really brah \ seriously
Lycanthia: Oligarchy
Sometimes we kind of have this “thing” for Gothic metal, especially of the black variety, or perhaps with a touch of “the doom” for extra thickness. When properly combined these things create a tragic beast. It’s the kind of thing denied by God as something which may exist, the kind of thing that gets you […]
ambient \ black metal \ experimental \ Hypnotic Dirge Records \ netra \ shoegaze \ Sørbyen
Netra: Sørbyen
Why the delay in the Sparrow reviews? Are those guys a bunch of lazy punks around here or what? Get with it. In our defense, blame this album. Sørbyen is one of the strangest things we’ve ever received, and that’s saying a ton because we’re used to it weird around here. But Netra has crossed […]
