Music
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Green Carnation: Reframing Melancholia Within Progressive Metal’s Pan-Scandinavian Continuum
Green Carnation’s ‘A Dark Poem Part I: The Shores of Melancholia’ initiates a trilogy that engages with the historical concept…
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Osi And The Jupiter: Upcoming Album ‘Larvatus’ Explores a Syncretic American Folk Identity
Osi And The Jupiter’s upcoming album ‘Larvatus’ integrates Appalachian folk traditions and Nordic atmospheres, engaging with the historical complexities of…
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Igorrr: An Unorthodox Prayer With a Darker ‘Amen,’ Perfecting Its Beautifully Monstrous Sound
French composer Gautier Serre returns with Igorrr’s fifth album, ‘Amen,’ a darker and more introspective entry in the project’s evolution.…
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Thorns: ‘Stigma Diabolicum’ Reframes A Controversial Black Metal Origin
A definitive reissue of early demos from the influential Norwegian band Thorns, ‘Stigma Diabolicum’ documents the origins of a foundational…
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Lebanon Hanover: On New Album, a Post-Punk Duo Explores Mental Health and Global Upheaval
With the single ‘Torture Rack,’ post-punk duo Lebanon Hanover announces ‘Asylum Lullabies.’ The album, informed by personal and global turmoil,…
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Novembers Doom: Long-Running Chicago Metal Band, Announces Tarot-Themed Album
The American metal band Novembers Doom announces its twelfth album, ‘Major Arcana,’ a conceptual project based on tarot archetypes. The…
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Kataklysm: New Single ‘The Rabbit Hole’ Targets an Age of Systemic Distrust
Canadian death metal band Kataklysm issues ‘The Rabbit Hole,’ a standalone single addressing themes of systemic distrust and control. The…










