Thanks as always for stopping by and reading! I'll be back with the usual horror-themed metal reviews in October! -autothrall

Snake is another unusual highway stop in the Dawnbringer trajectory, an album that very heavily leans of heavy metal traditions but also t...

Kind of how Into the Lair of the Sun God mirrored Nucleus ,  XX is a stylistic sibling to its predecessor Night of the Hammer , which you ...

Night of the Hammer is not a complete mellowing out of the style that Dawnbringer had explored with the two albums before it, but it's...

Into the Lair of the Sun God is a continuation of the sound Chris and Scott had found with Nucleus , only it sounds more refined and 'm...

This was a weird little ditty to drop between Dawnbringer 's two epic heavy metal albums Nucleus and Into the Lair of the Sun God , sin...

Four years and one deal with the budding Profound Lore records later, and Dawnbringer returned with a much more professional, refined sound...

In Sickness and Dreams is somewhat of a continuation of Catharsis Instinct , but also somewhat of an identity crisis, one of the more unusu...

Three years later, Catharsis Instinct answers some of the production shortcomings of Unbleed , with a louder, fatter, more straightforward m...

Full disclosure: Unbleed is my favorite Dawnbringer album, but that does come with a few caveats. The production here leaves a lot to be d...