There's something special about finally getting to hear the sophomore effort from a band whose debut you reviewed in the past. In a way it feels like that little baby you discovered is now an adult, and you get to smile proudly at its evolution....

Blackened doom has always been my favorite fusion of any two metal subgenres. Why, you ask? It's quite simple really: combine the two subgenres that are typically the most gloomy and melancholic in the entire metal spectrum, and you're in for...