Aimers are one of those under-the-radar groups who I’ve written about several times on the blog yet can’t for the life of me remember. I know they’ve released music that I’ve (at least somewhat) enjoyed, but no song has taken hold in a way that… Read More »Song Review: Aimers – Starry Night
Sometimes I wonder if it’s still possible for music to develop regionally the way it used to before the digital […] The post Artist Interview: Downward appeared first on The Alternative.
Babe Rainbow’s newest album Slipper imp and shakaerator was recorded in a warehouse on an Australian banana farm; as I […] The post Album Review: Babe Rainbow – ‘Slipper imp and shakaerator’ appeared first on The Alternative.
You’re definitely getting your money’s worth with this track premiere from Canadian atmospheric black metal trio, A Flock Named Murder. They’re offering up the 17-plus-minute “To Drown in Obsidian Tides” from their upcoming second second full-length, Incendiary Sanctum. The epic track finds the band—Mike Wandy (bass/vocals),… Read More »Track Premiere: A Flock Named Murder – “To Drown in Obsidian Tides”
It’s good to know your neighbors. Sometimes you luck out and have a friendly smile willing to keep an eye out for your deliveries; other times you end up living next to a makeshift meth lab that considers a cough after 6 p.m. a noise… Read More »KILL SCREEN 060 // Phase 1: Neill Jameson of KRIEG Loves His Secrets, Tells No Lies