Just over a year ago, I mused that “there’s enough bands doing ‘sludgy blackened hardcore’ music that one wonders if it’s time to make a definitive name for their niche”. As of yet, I’ve not heard anyone coin a winning term for this wicked concoction of sonic violence, but whenever someone eventually does, Rorcal have already created one of the standout releases in this as-yet-unnamed subgenre in the form of Silence.
Review by musclassia ››

Can I get away with sliding one last 2019 review onto the home page before focusing on 2020 albums? Yes, I think I just might have to.
Review by Auntie Sahar ››

Rorcal and Process Of Guilt: two bands, full of anguish and grit, each hot on the heels of a well-received testament to the catastrophic potential of black noise. They have come together, grinding like the massive tectonic plates of unnatural noise, to unleash an excellent split EP of dread-filled coldness.
Review by ScreamingSteelUS ››