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Ritual of Ether is back with his latest banger known as “Dark Forces” The beats that accompany this are hard as heck, making you want to move your head to the thump of the bass. I did appreciate the opening which was very grindhouse as well as the Ghostface mask that he wore for the most of the video as he performs the song. I really enjoyed this one, it is pretty dope, had a...
Welcome new and old readers alike! We’re changing things up a bit here on Artists Uncovered, but still bringing you lots of new music, videos and the latest album releases. This weeks edition of Artists Uncovered is being sponsored by Ivory Roze, spokesmodel for Nexev. (cover image) First Angel Media is dedicated to getting as much music to you as we can, so this is your weekly chance to find new favorite bands and information...
Welcome new and old readers alike! We’re changing things up a bit here on Artists Uncovered, but still bringing you lots of new music, videos and the latest album releases. This weeks edition of Artists Uncovered is being sponsored by Miss Red, model, photographer, and manager with First Angel Modeling. (cover image) First Angel Media is dedicated to getting as much music to you as we can, so this is your weekly chance to find...
Something a little different than we are used to as Ritual of Ether and SHE recording artist Dieabolik The Monster introduce us to the “Anti-Hero”. The two waste no time as the video gets started, which is filmed in comic book style. I am sure this was an intentional nod to the 1960’s Batman TV series as well, especially with different words popping up just like they did in the TV Series. The song is...
Horrorcore has been a staple genre in the underground music scene for well over 20 years now and spans multiple styles of music from Hip-Hop to Metal and everywhere in-between, but no one is doing it quite like Texan native Thommy Nekro the Solanum. Blood, stitches, chainsaws and rotting corpses are just surface layer to this artists ability to convey a scene of mass disturbance and terror. Lyrically the songs have your typical elements of murder...
The music industry is a lot more than just rowdy bands playing their hearts out and swilling cheap beer at their local music venues. Despite the glamour associated with the “live fast, go to work hungover tomorrow” attitude of many in the underground, many people are behind the scenes making sure there are events to play and audiences to play for. A lot of these movers and shakers have just as much enthusiasm for working...
“I looked to the sky, and saw nothing. I looked under the dirt, and found nothing. When I closed my eyes, and forgot the world around me, I found the seed. Oh the seed is small and black, it is The Serpent Seed. I stood before the mirror. I raised one hand, and so did my reflection. I saw eyes, skin, lips, and hair. I saw myself. But this is not me, there is no...
“Satisfaction with what we do is death, never [be] satisfied; [that] vampire shit” – Roe Ether 2020 has been one of the worst years on record. But for musicians, that’s especially true. They’ve had to adapt and overcome immense obstacles to stay relevant. Unfortunately for some, despite all the effort they pour into their work, many have been slept on. Ritual of Ether is no exception to that rule. For me personally, this man’s music...
Something gruesome comes this way from the wicked west. Washington-based horrorcore act Lyrizone is about to drop his highly anticipated debut album (ironically) titled “Sweet Relief”. With a molotov cocktail of deprecating catharsis, slasher film aesthetic, and schizophrenic charisma, Lyrizone’s “Sweet Relief” promises to be quite the opposite of it’s title……. I want to start off by saying something about this album: from the very get go it is very clear there was a lot of...
Find Your Muse(ic)/#findyourmuse Skippy Ickum – “Almost Famous” Today on Find Your Muse we look back at ” Almost Famous” by the infamous king of horrorcore, Skippy Ickum. Starting off with a somber hook, Ickum hypnotizes the listener before dragging them under with his barrage of technical bars and vulgar, yet introspective lyrics. Covering a wide array of topics from the hustle and grind of the starving artist to media censorship, “Almost Famous” hits hard...
