THE FLIGHT OF DRAGONS
Oh hey Mrs. Carbon. Since you sat through Krull last week, what do you want to watch tonight? We have... View Article
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SHADED EMNITY – Forsaken and Forgotten
Playing Underground Extreme Metal in America is tough. If you are serious about it, then chances are you are spending... View Article
THYRFING – e ödeslösa
I can do this review as long as I can correctly spell the band’s name. Thyr-fing is a viking black... View Article
KALMAH – Seventh Swamphony
Contrary to what the stark, black-and-white cover art suggests, Kalmah’s “Seventh Swamphony” is a flashy and fun combination of melodic... View Article
Dark Souls
When trying to decide what to write about for my first review, there were a number of possibilities considered. The... View Article
KRULL
Alright. Back to a high production standard fantasy film with no kinks in the narrative. Yep. Just knights, maidens, spaceships,... View Article
CHILDREN OF BODOM – Halo of Blood
This article is dedicated to Follow the Reaper, one of my first extreme metal albums, which I listened to numerous... View Article
AUTOLATRY – Native
Despite being just four years into their career, Connecticut’s Autolatry are already a well-oiled machine with a very clear musical... View Article
HAWK THE SLAYER
Did everyone have fun with the surprisingly dense Dragonslayer? Good because we are not stopping for awhile. I do not... View Article
AVANTASIA – The Mystery of Time
I blame myself really. No, do not try to change my mind. I am here of my own volition. It... View Article
DRAGONSLAYER
I am glad we got a chance to spend time with Willow. I feel that since starting these 80’s sword... View Article
AMON AMARTH – Deceiver of the Gods
Listen. I understand why Amon Amarth is popular. This melodic death band not only has the benefit of being from... View Article
WILLOW
Alright. So looking at my list of sword and sorcery films from the past and present, Willow may be the... View Article
SUMMONING – Old Mornings Dawn
I talk a lot about Summoning. At parties, I pour praise over the band’s periphery involvement in the second wave... View Article