Godthrymm Expand Their Palette on ‘Projections’
Godthrymm’s willingness to expand their palette, particularly through the more ethereal and progressive leanings of “Jewels”, suggests new directions.
Godthrymm’s willingness to expand their palette, particularly through the more ethereal and progressive leanings of “Jewels”, suggests new directions.

In May’s best metal, Spirit Adrift close their heavy metal journey, Funebrarum return to cryptic death metal, and Godthrymm proceed with their epic doom/death.
With Distortions, Godthrymm have created what will no doubt go down as the doom metal album of 2023. Without soul, doom is nothing.

February in heavy music features long-awaited returns from Psychotic Waltz, Envy, and Today Is the Day, along with a healthy dose of black metal and experimental music.