Towers of Rust: Top Five Albums for Halloween

Today is Halloween, and there’s no better way to celebrate than with some top-notch music, so here are my top five albums for All Hallow’s Eve. 5: “Under a Funeral Moon” - Darkthrone Darkthrone’s “Under a Funeral Moon” was a particularly special album that expertly captured the raw, monochromatic aesthetic of Norwegian black metal in … Continue reading Towers of Rust: Top Five Albums for Halloween

“N.V.” -Dragged Into Sunlight/Gnaw Their Tongues

"N.V." (Negative Volume) is a collaboration between Dragged Into Sunlight and Gnaw Their Tongues, and is one of the most pulverizing, psychotic records I’ve ever heard. Even from the beginning, this torturous album violates and debases the senses like nothing else, but more importantly, it paints a lurid picture of humanity distilled down to its … Continue reading “N.V.” -Dragged Into Sunlight/Gnaw Their Tongues

“For All Slaves… A Song of False Hope”

This was the first Gnaw Their Tongues album I ever purchased, and represents a gloom-swept, gut-churning descent into the deepest pits of humanity's dark subconscious. From the abysmal eponymous introduction to its vitriolic climax, "For All Slaves..." is like the lingering odor of a suicide's voided bowels: even after all the bits and pieces are … Continue reading “For All Slaves… A Song of False Hope”