Time for you guys to finally hear a full song from the new Soliloquium album “Things We Leave Behind”. The song we’ve chosen as the first single is chugging, desperate opening track “Dead Ends”. Read Read more…
Rain Without End Records is a premier label for doom metal, especially the death/doom sub-genre. It features fantastic bands like Enshine, Ocean of Grief, Lying Figures and more. I’m glad to announce that Soliloquium is Read more…
My stab at a Q&A on the Soliloquium Facebook page went beyond all expectations. Thanks to everyone that sent in questions. Hope we can do this again! I like being interviewed and these questions are Read more…
“The Discarded” is the second song from Soliloquium’s third full-length album “Things We Leave Behind”. It’s also the second single. “The Discarded” features Mikko Heikkilä on guest clean vocals. Stream and download all Soliloquium music Read more…
“Dead Ends” is the opening track from Soliloquium‘s 2020 album “Things We Leave Behind”. It’s also the first single. In this article you can check out the lyrics and, more importantly, learn more about the Read more…
The two-year wait is over! Today I’m glad to announce the new Soliloquium album “Things We Leave Behind”, the successor to 2018’s “Contemplations”. It will be out on 16 March 2020 on Rain Without End/Naturmacht Read more…
Ashes of Life is a Portuguese doom metal band with progressive, shoegaze and post rock influences. 7 February 2020 marks the release date of “Seasons Within”. It’s a treat for fans of bands like Katatonia Read more…
“Lacquer” is the new single from my favorite band Katatonia. It came out on 30 January along with a new album announcement. This is my initial “Lacquer” review/reaction. Full album “City Burials” will be out Read more…
People who listen to metal have a reputation for being narrow-minded, and in some cases it’s true. Luckily, there is another side to the coin. For everyone that spews venom on crossover bands like Alcest, Read more…
How do you write a good music review? I won’t pretend to have all the answers, but I’ve written hundreds of music reviews over the years. You can find them here, on Metal Archives or Read more…
2019 is coming to an end, and what better to end it than with a 2019 best of list? For me, it has been a year of many good albums, but few brilliant ones. It Read more…
