
Inexorum – An Interview with Carl Skildum
An interview with Carl Skildum regarding his recent Inexorum release.
An interview with Carl Skildum regarding his recent Inexorum release.
There aren’t enough hours in the day to give everything a full album listen, so something has to grab me to keep me switching to the next, and it is certainly rare for power metal to do that for me. That alone is recommendation, as Age of Revolution has had double digits full album listens.
The effect of the whole is quite cohesive, especially considering how many musicians contribute, a testament to the songwriting ability of Demonstealer.
The riffs are dissonant ear worms that savagely burrow through your brain with the menace of Herbert’s Sandworms. They don’t so much sit in the back of your subconscious as tear through it to make it their nest.
…it is an excellent first step into the wide galaxy of black metal and certainly a project worthy of your attention.
From start to finish, I want to sit with my eyes closed, in a dark room while the music pervades every fiber of my being. I would walk away a changed man I would wager.
Altar of the Dying is truly relentless. Expect to be brutalized by the full 23 or so minutes.
On camera interview with Chicago’s Cardiac Arrest, as well as live footage of their set at Mac’s Bar the night of the interview.
Through their music, which is a vicious, yet emotionally moving black metal with some ambient elements, they seek to fight for the oppressed of the world, and I stand in solidarity with them in this mission.
Serpent’s Curse is a steamroller of an album, rolling over you at first listen, but then it metamorphs to a dark creeping mist rolling steadily into your innermost thoughts.