Jon Rosenthal is a journalist and music critic who specializes in heavy metal and underground music. His work has appeared in publications such as invisible oranges, Decibel, and Brooklyn Vegan. Jon's articles cover a range of topics including album reviews, premieres of new songs, and coverage of music festivals and tours.
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Jon Rosenthal's coverage primarily focuses on music and gaming, particularly related to new album releases, song debuts, and music festivals. Given his focus on these areas, he would likely be interested in pitches that offer exclusive access to new music releases or artist interviews.
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The Canadian "melogaze" artist digs deep into the vault and releases a previously-thought-lost demo from a decade passed.
Set against "Onibaba'"s backdrop, Thief crafts compelling, doomed electronic rock on their new single.
Locrian are a many-tendriled beast. The formerly Chicago-based trio, having released a myriad of albums ranging from abstract guitar noise to
By: Jon Rosenthal
Chicago progressive doom band Flesh of the Stars capture the tense restraint of being consumed by emotions on their latest release.
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By: Jon Rosenthal
Texas-by-way-of-Illinois' life is an anomaly: an emo band added to Encyclopaedia Metallum.
… Willy “Meyhna'ch” Roussel is a mystery exposed to light. Throughout my time obsessively following bands and musicians associated with the
By: Jon Rosenthal
… My own experience with Striborg dates back to an impulse buy at the Schaumburg, Illinois, Tower Records in 2006.
Jute Gyte ‘s dualistic world is a frightening one to behold. Microtonal guitars, wild rhythms, and complete hellscapes; Jute Gyte is the sound of
By: Jon Rosenthal
… The new Dutch scene (which actually isn't so new) has gifted the world with an ever-growing selection of new, challenging, and creative black metal.
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