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Darknet Goes Track-by-Track For “Morally Flexible”

WARNING! The videos embedded in this article contains profanity. Reader discretion is advised. Heavy band Darknet caught my ear near the end of 2019 through a drawn-out “Related Artists” search during a slow day at work. I was immediately hooked with the…

The Versatility of Vocalist Andy Cizek

There is a wide modicum of vocalists that have taken to YouTube to do cover songs for several years now. Artists like Denis Stoff of Make Me Famous, Lauren Babic of Red Handed Denial/Crazy Eighty Eight, and Drewsif Stalin have gained followings…

Amity Affliction – Everyone Loves You… Review

WARNING! The video embedded in this article contains profanity. Reader discretion is advised. As mentioned in the Polaris review I wrote before this one, the Australian heavy metal scene is vast and produces treasures on a regular basis. One such act that’s…

Page Digs Up Nostalgic Myspace Band Profiles

The landscape of social media was quite a bit different in the first few years of Facebook’s existence. MySpace was the next big thing, and it made for a wonderful way to market one’s music. As of now, though, you would get…

Neaera – Self-Titled Album Review

In the past few years, it seems like a lot of bands are scratching that itch to get together again after a long hiatus or supposed break-up. One such band that has been away from the radar for a spell is Neaera,…

Intronaut – Fluid Existential Inversions Review

Of all of the bands I have covered so far, none has had as long of a career as Intronaut. This progressive-metal act has been at it since 2004, consistently releasing albums and touring with other metal giants, such as Tool, Mastodon,…

Polaris – The Death of Me Review

WARNING! The videos embedded in this article contains profanity. Reader discretion is advised. There are many remarkable metalcore acts hailing from Australia. A few acts of note include Parkway Drive, Northlane, In Hearts Wake, and I Killed the Prom Queen, but the…

Author: Mike Reitemeier

Darknet Goes Track-by-Track For “Morally Flexible”

The Versatility of Vocalist Andy Cizek

Amity Affliction – Everyone Loves You… Review

Page Digs Up Nostalgic Myspace Band Profiles

Neaera – Self-Titled Album Review

Intronaut – Fluid Existential Inversions Review

Polaris – The Death of Me Review

Reflections – Willow Review

DCL – The Game Review (PC)

The Word Alive – MONOMANIA Review