Reviews - MoshPitNation

Atavisma/Void Rot Split

Unlike many splits, this particular one shows consistent excellence. Kudos to Everlasting Spew for recognizing an opportunity to put together two bands that would mesh so well together, yet each show their own personality.

Henry Kane – Age Of The Idiot

Angry, disturbed, ominous, triumphant…this album is all of those things, and more.

Ashen Chalice – Gdje sva srca gore

I’m still not sure I fully understand what’s going on here, but I know that it speaks to me in deep and meditative ways, though the sound itself is harsh and disturbing.

Lucius Fox – Quaternary Panorama

Good experimental/disparate music NEEDS to have good melodies, as Frank Zappa taught us, and Lucius Fox not only gets that, but they hammer it home with head bobbing goodness.

Blasphemer – The Sixth Hour

This is a very strong release.

Dead Hour Noise – Sleeping Dogs

Dead Hour Noise truly has something for everyone and Sleeping Dogs is the most bold, complete, and exciting debut I’ve heard in a long time.

مَوْلَى-Mulla

I present to you, Mulla, a raw black metal band from the country of Iraq. Their release, مَوْلَى is something that will cut you down to the core.

Psychotic Waltz – The God-Shaped Void

thankfully, this is a bonafide Psychotic Waltz record, still anchored in large measure by the extraordinary vocal (and flute) stylings of Devon Graves (formerly known as Buddy Lackey).