9/10 Canadian death metal sure is having a great year, isn’t it? Between Tomb Mold’s Manor of Infinite Forms, Beyond Creation’s Algorythm, and Kataklysm’s Meditations, it’s shaping up to be one of the best years […]
7/10 Here’s a game. Try to decide if 6aped in 6agged 6aped and 6angraped, would be worse if it began with an r or a g. Logic would say it is a g, but since […]
8/10 Tarot is the latest release from Ottawa metal band Destroy Clocks. Combining bits of post-metal, shoegaze, and black metal, Tarot isn’t going to be for everybody, but I certainly enjoyed it. It’s not a […]
9/10 I have to admit that in the few years that I’ve been writing for Bucketlist Music Reviews, I have been inundated with new music. I’ve liked a lot of it, but most of it […]
9/10 Sonorous, the latest release from Poland natives The Howling Eye, is full of riff-heavy stoner jams, each one longer and more full of twists and turns than the last. And they couldn’t be easier […]
5/10 Any metalcore fan with a little bit of pride about a style that is so commonly shit on will tell you that there’s nothing more frustrating than trying to spread the genre just to […]
8/10 Portland’s doom pioneers Witch Mountain, were formed by core duo Rob Wrong (guitar), and Nathan Carson (percussion) in 1997. Joined by current bassist Justin Brown in 2015, and Kayla Dixon who replaced beloved vocalist Uta […]
7/10 Here’s the thing. Traces of You, the latest release from Germany natives Flares, wants to be edgy. It needs to be edgy. Its friends are all edgy and it wants to be like them. […]
3/10 I find it very difficult to criticize Dirty Casual’s Light and Dark Matter. I can’t even describe it as “good” or “bad.” More than anything, it feels “unfinished.” It’s almost as if the band […]
9.5/10 Every so often a band will hit your ears and give you the uncontrollable urge to ingest your weight in the substance of your choice and scream a mighty “FUCK YOU” at the heavens. […]
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