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Kultika – Capricorn Wolves (Review)

January 8, 2021 by wonderboxmetal

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Kultika - Capricorn WolvesThis is the second album from Romanian progressive/post-metallers Kultika.

I’ve been eagerly awaiting this ever since 2017’s Pursuance. I’ve had to wait longer than I expected for Capricorn Wolves, but it’s been worth the wait. Continue reading →

Posted in Doom. Tagged Doom, Kultika, Metal, Post-Black Metal, Post-Metal, Progressive metal, Psychedelic Metal, Sludge, Sludge metal

Nomadic Rituals – Tides (Review)

January 7, 2021 by wonderboxmetal

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Nomadic Rituals - TidesThis is the third album from Irish doom band Nomadic Rituals.

This is the follow up to 2017’s excellent Marking the Day, which also made it onto my end of year list for that year. It’s great to hear the massive sludge-infused doom of Nomadic Rituals once more, and this new album is a strong contender for the best in their discography. Continue reading →

Posted in Doom. Tagged Atmospheric Doom, Atmospheric Sludge, Death/Doom, Death/Doom Metal, Doom, Doom Metal, Metal, Nomadic Rituals, Post-Metal, Sludge, Sludge metal

Sepulchre by the Sea – Conqueror Worm (Review)

December 21, 2020 by wonderboxmetal

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Sepulchre by the Sea - Conqueror WormThis is the debut album from Sepulchre by the Sea, a one-man post-black metal band from the UK.

Sepulchre by the Sea’s music is a hybrid form of modern/traditional black metal, expressed in an atmospheric style and enhanced with elements of post-rock and blackgaze. This approach results in a sprawling post-black metal epic that unfolds across 58 minutes of evocative, well-written music. Continue reading →

Posted in Black metal. Tagged Atmospheric Black Metal, Black metal, Blackgaze, Classic Black Metal, Metal, Modern Black Metal, Post-Black Metal, Post-Metal, Post-Rock, Sepulchre by the Sea, Traditional Black Metal

Pothamus – Raya (Review)

December 3, 2020 by wonderboxmetal

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Pothamus - RayaThis is the debut album from Belgian post-metal/sludge band Pothamus.

Pothamus play an atmospheric amalgamation of post-metal, post-rock, drone, shoegaze, and sludge influences, which has resulted in 50 minutes of rich, luscious music. Continue reading →

Posted in Doom. Tagged drone, Metal, Post-Metal, Post-Rock, Pothamus, Shoegaze, Sludge

Growth – The Smothering Arms of Mercy (Review)

December 1, 2020 by wonderboxmetal

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Growth - The Smothering Arms of MercyGrowth are an Australian death metal band and this is their debut album.

This is essentially modern progressive death metal, but with a distinctly personal slant. That’s a bit too simplistic a description though. The promo blurb mentions bands such as Opeth, Gorguts, Black Crown Initiate, and Fallujah, and I can see why. To Continue reading →

Posted in Death Metal. Tagged Black Crown Initiate, Death Metal, Dissonant Death Metal, Djent, Extreme metal, Fallujah, Gojira, Gorguts, Growth, Meshuggah, Metal, Opeth, Post-Metal, Progressive Death Metal, Progressive metal, The Odious

Farer – Monad (Review)

November 19, 2020 by wonderboxmetal

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Farer - MonadFarer are a doom band from the Netherlands and this is their debut album.

Monad is a harrowing and uncomfortable 53 minutes that’s made up of components from doom, noise, drone, sludge, and post-metal. The bass is used prominently and well, as you’d expect from a band with two bass Continue reading →

Posted in Doom. Tagged Amenra, Black Shape of Nexus, Body Void, Doom, drone, Farer, Metal, Nadja, Neurosis, Noise, Post-Metal, Sludge, SUMAC, The Body, Thou, Today Is The Day

Cult Burial – Cult Burial (Review)

November 4, 2020 by wonderboxmetal

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Cult Burial - Cult BurialThis is the debut album from Cult Burial, a death/black/doom metal band from the UK.

After being a big fan of the band’s early work, expectations were high for Cult Burial. I have to say that they have been met, and this is a superlative album. Cult Burial play a hybrid form of blackened extreme metal, one which takes what it likes from black, death, and doom metal and then slaughters what’s left. Continue reading →

Posted in Death Metal. Tagged Black metal, Blackened Death Metal, Bloodbath, Bolt Thrower, Celtic Frost, Cult Burial, Death Metal, Doom, Doom Metal, Doomed, Metal, Modern Death Metal, Old-School Death Metal, Post-Metal, Primitive Man, Progressive Death Metal

Beltez – A Grey Chill and a Whisper (Review)

November 4, 2020 by wonderboxmetal

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Beltez - A Grey Chill and a WhisperThis is the third album from German black metallers Beltez.

Following on from 2017’s well-regarded Exiled, Punished…Rejected, A Grey Chill and a Whisper is well-received and quite exceptional. Across 65 minutes Beltez brutalise and mystify with a compelling tale of darkness and despair, but with some glimmers of hope. Continue reading →

Posted in Black metal. Tagged Atmospheric Black Metal, Beltez, Black metal, Contemporary Black Metal, Melodic Black Metal, Metal, Modern Black Metal, Old-School Black Metal, Post-Metal

Ba’al – Ellipsism (Review)

October 27, 2020 by wonderboxmetal

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Ba'al - EllipsismThis is the debut album by Ba’al, a blackened post-metal band from the UK.

I last caught up with Ba’al on their debut release in 2017 – In Gallows by Mass – which showed a lot of potential. This appears to have now been fulfilled, albeit in a different way than I was initially expecting. Elipsism ably demonstrates how the band have Continue reading →

Posted in Doom. Tagged Altar of Plagues, Ba'al, Black metal, Blackened Post-Metal, Cult of Luna, Deafheaven, Doom, Downfall of Gaia, Extreme metal, Hecate Enthroned, Inter Arma, Metal, Modern Black Metal, Post-Black Metal, Post-Metal, Sludge

Auðn – Vökudraumsins Fangi (Review)

October 26, 2020 by wonderboxmetal

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Auðn - Vökudraumsins FangiAuðn are an Icelandic black metal band and this is their third album.

Auðn play atmospheric black metal, and I like what I hear here very much. Theirs is a form of music that’s rooted in classical atmospheric blackness, but is not limited to the second wave by any means. This is a very contemporary release, despite its Continue reading →

Posted in Black metal. Tagged Atmospheric Black Metal, Auðn, Black metal, Classic Black Metal, Enslaved, Heavy Metal, Ihsahn, Metal, Misþyrming, Post-Black Metal, Post-Metal, Progressive Black Metal, Progressive metal, Second-Wave Black Metal, Winterfylleth

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