Seventh full album for death/doom progsters Novembers Doom, and second after the exemplar The Pale Haunt Departure which firmly established the band in the progressive metal scene. And “established” is a focal word when describing the music in Into Night’s Requiem Infernal. It is the music of a band that has its own sound and style, and its own vision. A band that does not care to impress but rather to produce good music. Without repeating themselves, Novembers Doom have produced a mature album that speaks to the mind.
Musically, Into Night’s Requiem Infernal stands between its two[......]
After leaving their mark on the scene with 2008’s Go West Young Man, Let The Evil Go East, Greeley Estates have returned with a sure to be shocking, heavy approach to their music, taking everything to the next level of intense. After the sad ending of Science Records, Greeley found a new home on Tragic Hero Records and set off with Cory Spotts (Blessthefall, Job For A Cowboy) to create their newest record. Changing things up a bit, No Rain, No Rainbow takes Greeley to a much heavier playing field with a few new tricks up their sleeves.



