2018 was a pretty momentous year for me personally, as the Durfette and I packed up and moved from Chicago, IL, our home for over a decade, and moved out west to Boise, Idaho. It's been a great move, but owning a home and finding a new job have definitely brought with them their own challenges, as has the addition of the Durfling just a few short weeks ago. Because of this most recent addition, my year end lists are a bit scaled down this year; I won't be listing my favorite concerts (Fire in the Mountains, not even close), non-metal albums (Panopticon's The Scars of Man on the Once Nameless Wilderness, Part 2, similarly a Crimson Tide-level blowout), or songs (Marche Funébre's "Darkness" or Panopticon's "At the Foot of the Mountain"), because it's taking all of the limited time I have to put together this admittedly half-assed list of what I consider to be the best EPs/Splits/Demos and Metal Albums of the Year. I hope that 2018 has been good to you and yours, and that big things are on the horizon for your 2019. Let me know if you agree with my selections or think I missed something obvious in the comments, but don't fucking talk to me about Prequelle. That record sucked and I'm pretty sure Ghost blew their load in two albums and is running on fumes. Here are some albums that didn't make me want to bash my head in with a square hammer.
Showing posts with label high on fire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label high on fire. Show all posts
Friday, December 14, 2018
Durf's Töp 15 Albums and 5 EPs/Splits/Demos of 2018
Labels:
ancestors,
best of 2018,
bongripper,
conjurer,
Durf,
eye of solitude,
Gaerea,
high on fire,
jesus piece,
khôrada,
marche funébre,
møl,
Panopticon,
pig destroyer,
rivers of nihil,
Tribulation,
windhand,
YOB
Friday, October 5, 2018
Wednesday, December 16, 2015
Tom's Top 15 Albums of 2015
2015 will be a year for the record books in the Campagna household. Why the New York Mets made it to the World Series, I bought a house, and of course my wife and I welcomed out little boy Connor into the world. Aside from those wonderful feats, there was metal to be had in 2015 and it was a damned fine year with so many huge bands putting out great records; listing them is a chore unto itself, but ultimately no one pays me for this so this list is what you make of it honestly. Make sure to check out the albums I did a full review for by clicking the link in the album title and also listen to a selection from each album by clicking the song below each write up.
Labels:
2015,
Christian Mistress,
Crypt Sermon,
high on fire,
horrendous,
intronaut,
kylesa,
Lucifer,
Mgla,
Obsequiae,
Panopticon,
Royal Thunder,
Sarpanitum,
Satan,
Tom,
Tribulation,
Visigoth
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Torrent-Free Tuesdays: June 18th, 2013

Back in the days before the internet and album leaks, if you
wanted to hear music you had to wait for its release day, at which point you
went to your local Best Buy or other record store to pick up a cd or
record. In celebration of this physical
media, Brutalitopia will be bringing you a weekly look at what’s coming out
each Tuesday, with notes about some of the more notable releases (Editor’s Note: “Notable” is completely
subjective and can and will mean whatever Durf wants it to mean on a week to
week basis). Find out what’s happening
this week after the jump.
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Jack's Top 10 Albums of 2010
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