My Favorite Records of 2025

2025 was the first year in quite some time where I released original music. It felt really nice to get that out into the universe so we can start working on new stuff. I’m incredibly proud of that album and if you haven’t checked it out yet I’d love for you to give it a spin at one of the links below (or wherever you listen to music.) We’re still in a beautiful death metal renaissance and I am here for it. Read On →

My Favorite Records of 2024

“2024.” What can we say? Lot of life events happened, and music got me through them all. Continuing the trend of recent memory, we are in a thriving death metal revival and I am here for it. last.fm On to my favorites… 35.) Vemod - The Deepening Youtube Music | Spotify Clean guitar and clean singing throughout. Incredibly well done arrangements. The first track was a very slow burn but it had me hooked by the end. Read On →

My Favorite Records of 2023

2023 was a really tough year. Like always, music is a great distraction when life throws you curveballs. Another year continuing the upward trend of bombastic death metal records, and I am here for it. Seems like there was a hole in my last.fm scrobbles from mid December to mid January. They changed up how their auth works across a few apps and I guess I didn’t notice. last.fm Music I performed on in 2023 Prompt (Beta) by Synth8 Bandcamp Read On →

My Favorite Records of 2022

Lots of really great records came out last year. It seems I’ve pared my listening down even more than I did last year. I’ve been playing more guitar and writing riffs more than listening to new music in my free time, I suppose. As usual, kind of a wide array of sounds in my tops again. last.fm To my favorites… 36.) Revocation - Netherheaven Youtube Music | Spotify Blasted me in the face. Read On →

My Favorite Records of 2021

Another weird year. I spent more time on practicing guitar and working on other stuff than listening to music, apparently, as my volume is down about 40% from last year. Guess I was focusing on other things. Anyway, 2021 was a great year for metal, yet again, and there was tons of new releases that made it fun to continue discovering music. last.fm And now, on to my favorites of the year… Read On →