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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, …

Witching Chronicles: Exploring The Dopelord’s Songs for Satan

Hailing from Warsaw, Poland, this enigmatic quartet has unleashed an auditory onslaught that melds the weighty plod of traditional doom with the ethereal allure of silvery hooks. At its core, “Songs for Satan” resonates with a primal authenticity. Dopelord’s amplification of heresy isn’t merely an artistic endeavor; it’s a fervent proclamation of self-liberation. The album …

Witching Chronicles: Exploring the REZN & Vinnum Sabbathi’s Silent Future

In the vast expanse of the musical cosmos, where genres converge and boundaries blur, emerges a collaboration that defies convention and births a sonic entity that beckons the mind to traverse uncharted realms. “Silent Future,” the mesmerizing result of the synergy between Chicago’s enigmatic atmospheric psych-doom artisans, REZN, and the cosmic conceptualists from Mexico City, …

Witching Chronicles: Exploring the The Otolith’s Folium Limina

With their debut album, “Folium Limina,” The Otolith embarks on a mesmerizing journey that beckons listeners into a realm of cathartic musicality. Rising from the remnants of SubRosa, this collective of talented musicians wastes no time in immersing us in their world of profound melancholy and introspection. “Folium Limina” is an hour-long odyssey that unfolds …