ALBUM REVIEW: Year Of The Goat – Trivia Goddess


 

I’ve said a hundred times and I’ll say it again: there must be something in the waters of Sweden that creates a magic elixir of sorts. This elixir seems to seep into the people of Sweden forcing them to create some of the greatest psychedelic/occult rock music on the planet. Psych/Occult rockers Year of the Goat are no exception. Continue reading


ALBUM REVIEW: Serpent Rider – The Ichor of Chimaera


There must be something about the thin air, and gloom of Seattle, WA that has given birth to some fantastic modern melodic NWOHM bands. Serpent Rider is one of those bands and hearing them for the first time rekindled my love of NWOTHM (New Wave of Traditional Heavy Metal) bands.  For a while there, I found myself somewhat bored with the bands that seemed to either deliver each album with disappointment or bands that would take years off, return with a subpar album, and then disappear again.  It’s hard to keep my attention that way but Serpent Rider grabbed my attention immediately.  

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PODCAST: Glacially Musical 222 – The Best Rock and Metal Albums of Every Year of the 1990s Ranked


Nik and Keefy of GhostCultMag welcome back our “emotional support guest host” Don De Leaumont of Talking The Talk with Don and Southeast of Heaven to rank the best Rock and Metal albums of every year of the 1990s and crown the king record for the entire decade!Continue reading


PODCAST: Glacially Musical 209 – Foreigner “4” Exhumed, Defiled, and Left to Rot with Don de Leaumont


For our final episode on the band Foreigner, Nik “Podcast” Cameron” and Keefy de Gallo are joined for a fifth time by Don of Talking The Talk with Don! Foreigner 4 is not horrible, but the commentary is a laught-riot!Continue reading


ALBUM REVIEW: Electric Wizard – Black Magic Rituals and Perversions, Vol. 1


In 2024, Electric Wizard returns with their first album in seven years, Black Magic Rituals and Perversions, Vol. 1 (Spinefarm Records), a live album. Returning with a live album is one thing but this isn’t your ordinary live album. Usually, when one thinks of live albums, you may think of hearing bombastic stage sounds and roaring crowds, but Electric Wizard chose to record to an audience of each other and to the fans with the idea that people would get to hear what a band, trapped in isolation with the thought of possibly never playing again. The result of this album is a crushing presentation of songs that are even more raw, angry, and fist-clenching than before.  Continue reading


PODCAST: Glacially Musical 206 – Don’s Big NYC Trip/David Gilmour Live Review, + Are Vinyl Sales Really Down?


In this chaser episode #206, guest co-host Don De Leuamont of Southeast of Heaven and Talking The Talk with Don joins Nik and Keefy to review David Gilmour’s final show of 2024 at New York’s Madison Square Garden! Because we love David and Pink Floyd!Continue reading


PODCAST: Glacially Musical 205 – Foreigner’s “Double Vision” Reviewed with Don De Leaumont


In this episode #205, Nik, Keefy, and guest host Don De Leuamont of Southeast of Heaven and Talking the Talk with Don review Foreigner’s second album, Double Vision!Continue reading


Glacially Musical 204 – Foreigner’s Debut Album Reviewed with Don De Leaumont


In this episode #202, Nik and co-host Keefy of Ghost Cult Magazine welcome in a guest host for the entire next series on Foreigner Don De Leumont of Southeast of Heaven and Talking The Talk with Don!

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ALBUM REVIEW: Moskitos – Mirage


Regarding psych rock, I have heard some of the best bands ever.  They seem to come primarily from every place except for America. I have seen amazing bands from Sweden, Finland, Germany, and Spain.  For the first time, I’m hearing a band from Cape Cod, South Africa. Moskitos have put Cape Town on the map as a new, untapped hub for psychedelic rock with their stellar debut album Mirage (The Good Times Co.)   Continue reading