Three in a Row [Strega Nona, Pothamus and Bedroom Wounds]

Once in a while you stumble upon combinations and think “Why haven’t I heard this more often?” Strega Nona combine Black-Metal and Post-Rock with female vocals. Mirrored Pink is a dreamy, black piece of music will please your ears with its melodies and lift your spirits with its soaring guitars and blast-beats.

Belgium is at it again. One can only wonder, why so many great Sludge-Metal thrive in this country. Pothamus play blackened Sludge and flatten any curves the listener might has. Six tracks in 60 minutes (five tracks, if you count “Heravis I” and “Heravis II” as one track) of slow, atmospheric Metal. Take the time, the isolation has give to you and listen to Raya!

Ever wondered what Peter Steele would sound like in a Post-Punk-band? Welcome Bedroom Wounds. With less neon than some other bands in this genre, Bedroom Wounds creates a musical polaroid of a night club around 5 am in the morning, with the light turned down, while some people dance with their eyes closed. If you have a preference for this kind of pictures, listen to Kink immediately.