Ready for a dose of brutal death metal in your day? Canadian death dealers Tombs of Disgust are prepping to release their new EP, Shadow of War, in summer 2025 and they’re keeping the hype train rolling with a premiere of the title track. The song’s message is… Read More »Track Premiere: Tombs of Disgust – ‘Shadow of War’
Where they from? Los Angeles, California. Yesterday, I woke up to the news that the New York Mets signed Juan Soto to a 15-year, bajillion-dollar deal. I normally am very wary of these big-time contracts for star players, but I need this right now. My… Read More »Blast Worship: Morgue Breath
The end of the year countdowns are finally here! As always, we’ll kick off with the big one: The Bias List’s top 50 songs of the year! Each day this week, I’ll be counting down ten of the year’s best, until number one is revealed… Read More »The Top 50 K-Pop Songs of 2024 (Day Two: 40-31)
One song. Every day. Alphabetical order. Keep up with GFriend’s A-Z reviews here! Rainbow (from Rainbow – 2017) Previous Thoughts: “Rainbow is built around the sort of hook that is hard to find in 2017 K-pop — a snowballing refrain that incorporates multiple melody lines… Read More »K-Pop A-Z Review: GFriend – Rainbow
In the spring of 2024, Colin Marston moved out of Menegroth, the Thousand Caves, the New York recording studio where he’d lived and worked for the past 18 years. During that time, Menegroth — located in the quiet residential neighborhood of Woodhaven, Queens — not… Read More »Exit Interview: Colin Marston on Closing Menegroth the Thousand Caves