Igor The album art was what initially caught my attention (besides the obvious reasons...) because it looks very 90's-esque... Still I would say it is worth mentioning that it took 1 one track to make me blind purchase this... I have high hopes for this band and album! But so far I can already tell I will become a fan! I will add more when the full album drops... but man... I'm already excited! Favorite track: Carnal Tapestries Of Nailtorn Flesh.

Not RomanPort nice rack \m/ Favorite track: Imperious Sanguine Eroticism.

Arrogant Bastard My previous lodging at the Stormkeep, I found myself regaled of tales from other times. I suspect this visit will be altogether... different.

Ellis Ray This shit slaps! Where my wizards at?
Fireball in the streets, lay on hands in the sheets!
🧙🏰🐉⚔️🧌🧛‍♀️🌌

Taiga Dream I am coming home, Favorite track: Endless Drift.

Robert Jarden Dancing alone in the desert at night wearing sunglasses and eating Sour Skittles under the stars during "Paradox of Witches" while coyotes echoed somewhere in the distance was not on my 2026 bingo card, yet here we are.

"Caravanserai" and "Walk Away" especially are pure magic.

Thank you Simon, Benji, Mirabelle, and everyone involved for creating an album with genuine soul. Favorite track: Caravanserai.

tipperottfan Fave tracks, on odd days: Caravanserai & A Paradox of Witches. On even days: At Home In This World and Glide Path.
Ahhh yes. Who doesn't love touching grass in the woods and puking the matrix at the sky. Favorite track: Ticking In The Attic.

Urso X Melancholic, cinematic black metal that could be the soundtrack for a documentary about psychological suffering under terminal, late-stage hyper-capitalism. The title says it all, really, and what it doesn’t say, the remarkable video for “Spectral Insomnia” certainly makes explicit. All that being said, BDA isn’t the soul-destroying buzz kill you might otherwise imagine; the musicality, artistry, and authenticity displayed elevates it to the realm of inspired (& inspiring) truth-telling. Kudos! Favorite track: Spectral Insomnia.

highmarx I’m here via Brad Sanders’ monthly metal column in Stereogum, having never heard this artist, and I was immediately awestruck. This one really breathes new life into atmospheric black metal, despite its brooding, ominous energy. I can’t recommend this enough. Favorite track: Opaque Mist.

Antrodemus This is a dark, melancholic album, beautifully composed like a film soundtrack. It feels immersive, like watching an emotional memoir. It speaks to me personally.
Best listened to from start to finish, it takes you through a bleak emotional journey. Respect to Januaryo Hardy, and thanks to all the supporting musicians. I hope this album serves as catharsis for you and for listeners who connect with it. Favorite track: Bleak Days Ahead, Pt. II.

BoboDupla Another fantastic LP by Pure Wrath. Really loving the sad, emotional vibe. The music is varied enough, there are elements of other genres present and the whole album takes you on a journey through all the bleak parts of the world. Favorite track: Opaque Mist.

Nickie Harte Kelly As promised by the title, this is ghostly, eerie, and otherworldly atmospheric music. Katharine Blake (The Mediæval Bæbes) and Michael J York bring some friends along to this hypnotic offering, with drenched vocals and keyboards of all sorts, recorders, bagpipes, duduk, electric guitar, violin, lyre, harp, zither, guzhen, taishogoto and saw. Altogether bewitching. Favorite track: They Will Come.