Heartfelt emotion, emanating from the depths of the soul, lies hidden in the crevices of life. When these feelings burst forth, we do not immediately render them into words and speech. Without ...

The post Heavy Song of the Week: Mizmor Invoke Passionate Doom on “No Place to Arrive” appeared first on Consequence. Mizmor mastermind A.L.N. is an artist who lays bare his soul, crafting intense ...

On Prosaic, the upcoming studio effort from Mizmor, the doomy, blackened, all-things-heavy-and-slow band continue their epic narrative with a really solid record. Since the band’s inception back in ...

Chico, California's droney doom/sludge band Amarok's sophomore album Resilience features guest vocals from Neurosis' Dave Edwardson (on "Charred [X]") and Mizmor's A.L.N. (on "Penance [XII]"), and it ...

After nearly 20 years, the underground metal label Gilead Media is closing up shop. The label launched in 2005 and has since released music by Krallice, Thou, Falls of Rauros, Mizmor, Kowloon Walled ...

Louisiana sludge overlords Thou are always working; a couple of months ago, they helped soundtrack the video game NORCO. Thou are often amazing on their own, but they sometimes do their best work with ...

Mizmor, the one-man black metal project whose latest album Prosaic was our Album Of The Week back in July, has released a cover of Portugal The Man’s “Doubt,” a song off the band’s LP Chris Black ...

The prolific one-man doomed black metal project returns this September. Listen to an exclusive stream of the 18-minute "Cairn to God" and read an extensive interview with Mizmor's ALN. Reduction to ...

Miz mor and Portugal. The Man collaborated on a track and video, “Doubt – Mizmor Version.” Maybe not the most creative name, but the video stars Mizmor’s A.L.N., Portugal. The Man frontman John ...

Inter Arma, formed in 2006, faced many a challenge while creating their sixth album, New Heaven. From visa issues and member turmoil to near-fatal accidents, the band's journey has been tumultuous.

On an album that plays to their strengths, "Drover of Man" summons a beautiful ache. The 10-minute track features slow-moving, bone-shattering riffs delivered with doomed dejection as Thou's Bryan ...

Zdzisław Beksiński, a Polish artist who was brutally murdered in 2005, surreally captured the darkness of humanity with hellish landscapes and nightmarish figures. His work adorns the cover of ...