Long Island's Unearthly Trance arrived just in time to try and fill some of the void left by the sadly disbanded Warhorse, and 2003's Season of STance, Science of Silence -- their full-length debut for The Music Cartel -- attempts to stake their claim as one of America's most extreme purveyors of doom/death metal. Indeed, the impossibly low-ended frequencies attained by snail-paced sludge-fests like "Mass of the Phoenix" (whose lyrics are credited to none other than {$Aleister Crowl...   [ read more ]

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New York City has either birthed or contributed to countless rock styles over the years -- however, doom metal is not a genre often associated with the city that never sleeps. Unearthly Trance show that there are indeed Black Sabbath worshipers lurking in the city's shadows, as evidenced by their 2008 offering, Electrocution. But unlike Sabbath's early work that mixed plodding, evil-sounding, minor-key metal along with melodic and/or acoustic detours, Unearthly Trance ditch the melody in fav...   [ read more ]

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