Canadian blackened doom upstarts Nepenthe are back with a powerfully atmospheric release, pairing their haunting 2020 EP Elegies of Loss and Doom with a fresh chapter in The Fading Promise of Tomorrow. Dropping November 15 via Hypaethral Records, this double feature promises to be both… Read More »Full Stream Ahead: Nepenthe – ‘The Fading Promise of Tomorrow’ + ‘Elegies of Loss and Doom’
The Impermanent Amber is the third full-length from New York’s Secret Gardens, the project of Greg Almeida, which means it’s also […] The post Track by Track: Secret Gardens – ‘The Impermanent Amber’ appeared first on The Alternative.
Post-metal/rock outfit Pelican are an institution in the genre, having existed at this point for more than two active decades. The December issue of Decibel features a studio report with guitarists Trevor de Brauw and Laurent Schroeder-Lebec, who is playing on his first major Pelican release since 2012’s… Read More »Interview: Pelican Guitarists Discuss New Music and Original Lineup Reunion
Where they from? Chicago, IL. I would feel remiss to not mention what happened last Tuesday here in the United States. It’s something on everyone’s mind and people seem to be having all sorts of reactions to it and it just feels like the turd… Read More »Blast Worship: Earthburner
– November 12th, 2024 – CATEGORY 7, the heavy metal supergroup featuring the iconic lineup of John Bush (Armored Saint, Anthrax), Mike Orlando (Adrenaline Mob, Sonic Universe, Noturnall), Phil Demmel (Machine Head, Kerry King, Vio-Lence), Jack Gibson (Exodus), and Jason Bittner (Shadows Fall, Overkill), today… Read More »Category 7 Premieres “Land I Used to Love” Video