EP Review: Mystic Priestess – Part Time Punk Sessions
Described as “deathrock meets post-punk,” Mystic Priestess are a recent group hailing from Oakland, California, with an old-school shock aesthetic. Part Time Punk Sessions is...
Tag : Horror
Rank and File: King Diamond
Nobody does theatrics in metal quite like King Diamond. He certainly wasn’t the first in the genre to craft elaborate stage productions and occult concept...
Tales From The Vault: Verotika (2020)
Oh, mother… this hurts. Glenn Danzig, the ever-glowering, diminutive-yet-muscular original frontman of punk legends The Misfits, has finally entered the world of filmmaking, and honestly,...
45 Years Later: Alice Cooper – Welcome to My Nightmare
“We’re all humanary stew, if we don’t pledge allegiance to… the black widow!” The very first Alice Cooper solo effort is a wicked force to...
EP Review: Desolation – Where Darkness Dwells
Last year, Desolation released Screams Of The Undead, a record consisting of solid enough Swedish death metal that didn’t do much for me. But they’ve...
EP Review: Sign Of Evil – Psychodelic Horror
This was definitely an intriguing band to come across. Sign Of Evil are a Chilean act very atypical of all the genres they hit. Psychodelic...
Album Review: Exhumed – Horror
It’s a refreshing notion that this site sees no conflict of interest with my reviewing an Exhumed record. No issue with my hermetically-sealed vault of...
Rank And File: The Halloween Franchise
I spent eight years trying to reach him, and then another seven trying to keep him locked up because I realized that what was living...
EP Review: Dav Dralleon – H O L Y W R A T H
Stumbling upon new synthwave that stands out is quite exciting, but it’s even more exciting when it’s around the spooky season — case in point,...
Album Review: Vanik – Vanik
Last year, I discovered the sophomore album by the horror-drenched speed metal band Vanik titled II: Dark Season. Only recently did the Cleveland Ohio group’s...