Danny Sanderson

Danny Sanderson reviews the new album from Immortal Bird! Read his review of 'Sin Querencia' here on Distorted Sound!

Danny Sanderson reviews the new album from Schammasch! Read his review of 'The Maldoror Chants: Old Ocean' here on Distorted Sound!

Born out of more depressive, darker reaches of Poland’s black metal scene, ODIUM HUMANI GENERIS have slowly been developing their bleak, mid-paced sound ever since the release of their debut demo, Zmora, in 2018. The band’s debut album, Przeddzień, in particular showcases a stark and sombre sound that touches upon DSBM without fully embracing it, lending them a sound that is not only influenced by that style and second wave black metal, but also elements of post-rock at times.

Norway’s FURZE may not be one of the first names that comes to mind when people think of blackened doom, but the band has been a cult fixture within this particular niche for close to thirty years. The band’s more experimental approach on albums such as 2003’s Necromanzee Cogent and 2015’s Baphomet Wade

Danny Sanderson reviews the new album from black metal punks Völva! Read his review of 'Desires Profane' here on Distorted Sound!

Since their initial formation in 2020, Milan’s GHOSTWOUND have very quickly risen to become one of European rock’s most promising new acts. With each of its four members having played extensively within the Milanese underground for years prior to their inception, the band were well placed creatively to approach their music in an interesting and adventurous ways, with their core sound being firmly rooted in 60s psychedelic rock and liberal doses of 70s funk and space rock cementing them as a powerful live presence. The band’s debut record,

Ever since their formation back in 2015, DER ROTE MILAN have proven to be an incredibly lean and razor sharp band within German black metal. With the overwhelming majority of the Trier-based quartet’s line up comprising of members of brilliant underground acts such as STELLAR MASTER ELITE and MASSACRE THE WASTELAND

Lost And Serene, the debut album by American/German duo CARESSING MISERY, is an album steeped in a deep appreciation for all things gothic rock and metal. With both JULIAN AUST and ZAC CAMPBELL having musical pasts heavily entrenched within these styles, a collaboration between the two was sure to produce some impressive music. The pairs first outing as a band certainly showcases plenty of textbook examples of gothic rock/metal, and proudly wears its influences prominently, but it also boasts some extremely impressive and stunning tracks within it that hint that they are tentatively forging ahead with a sound that’s distinctly their own, making this an intriguing opening gambit for CARESSING MISERY.

Danny Sanderson reviews the new album from Bergthron! Read his review of 'Neu Asen Land' here on Distorted Sound!

Danny Sanderson reviews the debut album from Corroding Soul! Read his review of the self-titled album here on Distorted Sound!