The Friday Feeling is upon us once more, and today we have a short but extremely sweet pairing for you. Here for your enjoyment is the Seimei EP by Japanese screamo stalwarts envy and a glass of Barrelstone 2020 Pinot Noir to go alongside.
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Receiving the Evcharist: Teeth and The Kraken
Receiving the Evcharist is our weekly feature where we pair choice albums with our favorite libations. Drink from the cup of heresy. This week’s offering: Teeth’s The Curse of Entropy and The Kraken Rum. Continue reading
CANTO: Waste of Space Orchestra, The Browning, Ignite, and More
Cantos are less frequent during the holidays.
- Here we go. Dark Buddha Rising and Oranssi Pazuzu will be releasing a new album together under the name of Waste of Space Orchestra next April through Svart Records. This is gonna be big.
- The Browning will be hitting the road in early 2019. Dates are in March and April and they will be joined by Betraying the Martyrs and Extortionist.
- Metal fans consume a lot of consumables. And by that I mean we like drugs and alcohol, in case you weren’t aware.
- Ignite have released a new music video for “Nothing Can Stop Me.” If you’re feeling some melodic… hardcore… punk… this is for you. Check it.
“Ein Bier… bitte.”
– cmb
Circle Pit, Vol. VI, June 2016: “What is ‘Good’ Metal?”
This month’s questions came to us from contributor and fallen angel J. Andrew. It reads:
“If you could create a single CD worth of metal that represents what “Great Metal” means to you, what would you put on that CD? Remember, a standard CD is limited to 1 hr and 17 min. Don’t worry too much about covering all types, just be comprehensive enough to cover your definition of quality metal music.”
Circle Pit, Vol. II, February 2016: “Intoxication at Shows”
Circle Pit is a monthly series in which Nine Circles writers (and select guests) answer a question posed by our Masthead team. These questions can be serious, quirky or humorous. If you have any suggestions for questions please feel free to email us at ninecirclesblog@gmail.com. This month’s questions is:
What is the appropriate level of intoxication at a show? Is there one? Should there be one?