Sort of the polar opposite of Norway’s most renowned extreme metal export (black metal, that is), Oslo outfit Monograf offer a very specific brand of folk-influenced post-metal doom and gloom on their second full-length, Occultation. This talented sextet—Erik Normann Sannes Aanonsen (vocals/guitars/nyckelharpa/synths), Sunniva Molvær Ihlhaug (fiddle),… Read More »Full Album Stream: Monograf –Occultation
On the first day Members of Provincial Parliament (MPPs) were back in fall session after an extended 137-day break, Ontario Nature hosted its inaugural Nature at Queen’s Park. This event was an opportunity for Ontario Nature, its Nature Network and partners to raise the profile… Read More »Ontario Nature Launches Inaugural Nature at Queen’s Park
Where they from? Nova Scotia, Canada. The New York Jets have miraculously won two games in a row. I honestly don’t know what to do with myself. This is the most success we have experienced in a whole fucking calendar year. This is our Super… Read More »Blast Worship: Snarler
Funny (?) story: I actually listened to sub-unit idntt unevermet’s 8:11 (8시 11분) yesterday when it was first released but promptly forgot all about it before I even had a chance to write a review. I’m not sure that’s ever happened before, but it goes… Read More »Song Review: idntt unevermet – 8:11
Within the K-pop industry’s hyper-polished, hyper-controlled framework, Jessi has always been a necessary cog in the machine. She’s gone through so many iterations since her debut twenty (!) years ago, but every style and configuration has been anchored by her inimitable personality and bold attitude.… Read More »Song Review: Jessi – Girls Like Me