Iron Magazine – Queen of Hell
Queen of Hell sounds like it’s fresh off the time machine from the 1980s.
Queen of Hell sounds like it’s fresh off the time machine from the 1980s.
Among the Ruins will be in the top ten Stoner/Doom Metal albums of 2017.
“Nightmare Logic” wastes no time..[s]ticking to their almost Testament sounding old school roots, and also showcasing their growth and evolution as a band by including a much needed sound in modern metal.
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The musicianship is exquisite and the songs feature gorgeous.
The riffs are simple but effectively heavy. No new ground is broken here. Deserted Fear appear content to drive the in the same wheel ruts that Amon Amarth and Dark Tranquillity did 10 years ago.
I sifted through more than 200 albums in 2016 and I’m pleased to present my favorites.
Hayduke’s favorite 50 albums of 2016. Mostly metal, but the number one spot is taken by anarcho-folk project Rail Yard Ghosts.
At once, both classic and modern, both dark and light, both melancholy and transcendent.
Though their past is rife with violence, murder, suicide, Nazism, and more, they are undoubtedly one of the creators of the sound we now call black metal.