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Let’s make one thing perfectly clear, Toronto’s Black Absinthe play a type of metal that would comfortably fit in the mid to late eighties.  I’m pretty sure the band themselves would admit that as they [Read »]

YURT is a band veiled in mysticism (at least that’s what their bio would lead you to believe), with the band members being referred to as “sonic elders”, and an agenda for “conducting experiments in [Read »]

I first heard Anciients about two years ago, which is about a year after their debut album “Heart Of Oak” was released.  The band and album did what rarely happens with me, and that’s start [Read »]