It's been a good two years or something since I've listened to Gallhammer, but last night I found myself gravitating towards their 2007 album Ill Innocence, especially the track World To Ashes. I don't know what's going on with the project...I thought they'd split up...but according to Metal Archives they're on hold, which I hope… Continue reading Sound Of The Day : Gallhammer
I'm infatuated with the creature creations from Toronto based artist Ken Roko. There's a beautiful, wonderful mysticism about them that has me utterly captivated. They're affordable too, which is always a good thing.
This time next week I'll be launching my YouTube Channel! What would you like me to talk about in my first video? All suggestions welcome!
Very much looking forward to the new series of American Horror Story. Watch the tantalizing teasers here.
Hailing from Belarus, Wisdom of Shadows create atmospheric black metal that has been haunting my soul for the past however many hours. I've had their album Sciah Vosieni on repeat several times. The vocals are unlike anything you will have heard...I feel as though I am standing on the outskirts of a forest, listening to… Continue reading Sound Of The Day : Wisdom Of Shadows
Stop whatever the hell is it you're doing and look. The masks created by Blake Night will probably be the most sinister things you'll see this side of Halloween. If I had a spare grand or so I'd be in a mask buying frenzy right now.
The Funeral Orchestra is a doom band from Sweden. Sadly they're currently on hold, but don't let that stop you from checking them out. Opium de occulta from their 2008 EP ODO has a psychedelic, 60's horror vibe going on...addictive stuff.
Bring in the night with some funeral doom. Celestiial from the USA are haunting my ears this evening.
I've encountered a fuck load of brutal and brilliant black metal from Greece over the years. Sad are one band which have carved a cave in my brain and reside there on a permanent basis. I Bleed a Lake is the 7th track from their 2013 full-length release Devouring the Divine.
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 