Eternal Life No End is a truly inspired sonic collusion between traditional Arabic instrumentation/ melody, and moody electronica. With traditional instrumentation and vocal chants moving alongside buzzing, juddering, and brooding electronics.

Afterlife Requiem is the second album from this post-classical dark drone project from Winnipeg, Manitoba.  It’s a nine-track affair, which moves between lush yet mournful drifts. Murky-edged mournful simmers, and gloomily sweeping expanses darted by the odd bleak sample.

Insect Movements balances murky roll, with constantly punishing battering. The single-track wall noise release slides in at just under the half-hour mark and remains both full/ fixed throughout.

Yellow Noise Wall severs up a shot of rapidly rumbling ‘n’ tumbling walled- with a thick meaty bass centre, and an addictively churning flow. 

Incremental Cemetery Decomposition shovels up two slabs of grimly battering and ghoulishly baying walled noise from this Indiana-based project. Each track hits dead on the twenty-minute mark, and each is as unrelenting/ bleakly horror-fed as the other.

From the early 1980’s, Excalibur is a cinematic retelling of the legend of King Arthur. It’s an epic, but always well-paced affair- blending atmospheric, at times bloody battles, sword and sorcery intrigue, and rousing-to-downbeat moodiness.  Here from Arrow Video- both in the UK and stateside- is either a triple Blu-ray or UHD set. Taking in a new 4k scan, three commentary tracks- two new, and a blend of new and archive extras