Journal
Chat Pile: “No matter what we write, it’s always gonna feel a bit insane”
Just four years after their debut album God’s Country, Chat Pile return with their third longplayer Who Loves The Sun. It’s a testament to living in the apathy and agony of late-stage...
When sound becomes a monolith: Five drone metal albums that belong in every collection
Somewhere between earthshattering feedback and glacial movements, a new genre was born. Drone metal started thickening the air with its sustained, minimalistic sounds in the nineties, and they resonate to this day....
Staff Picks September 2026
Our monthly updated staff picks - this time with i.a. Darkthrone, Castle Rat, Warlock Corpse and more.
Chelsea Wolfe is letting go on The Dark
“With this record, I’m admitting that I’m never gonna have it figured out, and I’m okay with that”, says Chelsea Wolfe. Her new album The Dark is simultaneously a reconnection with herself...
Isn’t it too dreamy? These modern shoegaze records belong in your collection
Bands like My Bloody Valentine and Slowdive opened up a whole new world between crushing heaviness and pop sensibility in the late 80s and early 90s. But the last 15 years brought...