For the next review we will be doing Venom’s new release Into Oblivion as it is a return by such a well respected and influential band as Venom. We will then try to work on some newer projects for a few posts – which will give us some millage given that this domain is updated every other day. After that we will resume our Manilla Road deep delve with every other post. For future posts, there may be updates if we decide to swap to new content instead of retrospectives for a period. Stay tuned for the Venom album coming on May 2nd.

Due to weather conditions and Mars not being well enough exalted we will not be doing a review today. The next review will be on April 30th and will be for Cnoc an Tursa’s cry for the Slain. Other things we have in the works are the next entry in our deep dive of Manilla Road’s music entitled Mystification, as well as some dungeon synth from Old Sorcery.

Hear ye those who know to listen, going forward there may be some small updates to font and the format of reviews. Possible also the landing page – do not be alarmed.

We will also be looking at the first deep delve into a specific artist’s discography in between releases. Expect a lot of retrospective reviews. Because of the Manilla Road tribute tour that recently came to completion, and because of the enduring influence of Manilla Road in the underground, we will be reviewing the early material that aren’t available on Spotify. This way the purely digital ground can get some more insight on what’s out there.

It may be a slow process, but feedback is appreciated on the updates in fonts and other features we may experiment with.

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