Favorite Releases from January 2021

 What a way to kick off the year in music. Here are the release that got the most plays from me last month. 


Links to Bandcamps and websites provided in the blog that can be found following the link in my profile. 

Stay cozy. 


•Joykill - "shits&giggles" (instrumental hop hop/ambient)


•The Ableist - s/t (punk/post-hardcore)

•Asphyx - "Necroceros" (death doom)

•Palberta - "Palberta5000" (dreampop/post-punk)

•Gatecreeper - "An Unexpected Reality" (death metal/hardcore)


•Tribulation - "Where the Gloom Becomes Sound" (black metal/black'n'roll)




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