Category: Reviews

Witching Chronicles: Exploring The Horseburner’s Voice of Storms

HORSEBURNER’s latest album, “Voice of Storms,” is a powerhouse in the sludge-prog genre. From the first note, it pulls you in with its intense energy and doesn’t let go. The album is a great blend of aggressive riffs, stunning vocal harmonies, and just memorable rhythms. The production quality here is good, highlighting every beat and […]

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Witching Chronicles: Exploring The PIA ISA’s Dissolve

Dissolve is the latest album from Norwegian artist Pia Isa, known for her role in Superlynx, released on June 28th (today) via Argonauta Records. From the very first chords, Dissolve pulls you into its immersive world. The album is built on slow, heavy drones that create a powerful yet calming atmosphere. Pia’s use of distorted […]

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Witching Chronicles: Exploring The Greenleaf’s The Head & The Habit

Greenleaf’s new album, “The Head & The Habit,” is a real treat for anyone who loves heavy rock, and the band itself. This band has been around for a while, starting as a casual side project and growing into a serious force in the rock scene. Led by guitarist Tommi Holappa from Dozer, Greenleaf has […]

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Witching Chronicles: Exploring The SHADOW WITCH’s Eschaton

SHADOW WITCH has crafted a darkly enchanting album with “Eschaton”. This latest offering from the band, known for their brooding and occult-inspired soundscapes, solidifies their place in the stoner doom genre, blending vintage rock vibes with an eerie, end-of-the-world feel. “Eschaton” is a trip through a sonic Garden of Eden, reimagined as a surreal, almost […]

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Witching Chronicles: Exploring The WyndRider’s Revival

WyndRider’s second album, “Revival,” is a real gem! This East Tennessee quartet has definitely found their groove, and it’s evident throughout this record. If you’re a fan of Black Sabbath, Sleep, or Acid King, you’re in for a treat. WyndRider has taken their sound to the next level, blending the slow, heavy riffs we love […]

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Witching Chronicles: Exploring The DISLIMN’s Esmee

DISLIMN’s debut EP “Esmee” is a bold entry into the world of prog heavy rock and doom, with an added twist of Scandinavian melodies. Formed in 2022 by Alix, Basile, and Florent, this trio has managed to craft a sound that is both powerful and nuanced, offering a rich listening experience that stands out in […]

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Witching Chronicles: Exploring The Abrams’ Blue City

Denver-based trio Abrams returns with their latest effort, “Blue City,” an album that boldly fuses melody and dissonance into a cohesive and cathartic experience. Known for their genre-blending sound, Abrams continues to push boundaries, crafting a record that feels both nostalgic and forward-looking. “Blue City” opens with a striking blend of heavy rock and shoegaze, […]

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Witching Chronicles: Exploring The ORIGOD’s Impression

ORIGOD’s latest album, “Impression,” feels like a musical journey through the soul of a band that has evolved and matured since their beginnings in Turin back in 2007. Drawing inspiration from the likes of Cave In and early Mastodon, their music is a fusion of raw power and intricate melodies that resonate deeply. The album […]

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Witching Chronicles: Exploring The DRIVE BY WIRE’s Time Horizon

Drive By Wire’s latest album, Time Horizon, is a fantastic trip through the world of psychedelic desert rock. This Dutch band, known for their heavy rock grooves and Simone’s dreamy vocals, has really outdone themselves with this one. Formed in 2006 by Simone and guitarist Alwin in Deventer, Drive By Wire quickly caught the attention […]

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Witching Chronicles: Exploring The Powered Wig Machine’s SUPA​-​COLLIDER

In the sprawling expanse of the Southern Arizona desert, where the horizon blurs into a mirage of rock and dust, emerges “SUPA-COLLIDER,” the latest brainchild of Powered Wig Machine (PWM). Since their inception in 2006, PWM has been brewing a potent elixir of heavy, stoner-infused desert rock that feels like it was conjured up in […]

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