Articles in Weekly Worship
Worship: The Wipers – Is This Real?
Whether you know him as the guy who Kurt Cobain learned all his tricks from, or simply don’t know him at all (the more likely of the two options), Greg Sage was one of the …
Whether you know him as the guy who Kurt Cobain learned all his tricks from, or simply don’t know him at all (the more likely of the two options), Greg Sage was one of the …
Weekly Worship #15
If you haven’t listened to Hacksaw to the Throat before, you might expect them to be a down tuned Myspace Deathcore band, who vehemently refer to themselves as Grindcore. Fortunately, you’d be very far from …
If you haven’t listened to Hacksaw to the Throat before, you might expect them to be a down tuned Myspace Deathcore band, who vehemently refer to themselves as Grindcore. Fortunately, you’d be very far from …
Weekly Worship #14
Mare is one of the most important artistic contributions in the entire collected history of the Human race. Ha! But no, seriously; If Hearwax was around for the release of this five song headstone (2004, …
Mare is one of the most important artistic contributions in the entire collected history of the Human race. Ha! But no, seriously; If Hearwax was around for the release of this five song headstone (2004, …
Weekly Worship #13
After last week’s Eating Glass worship (okay, that was a bit of a special occasion), and now my re-infatuation with the Vatican Chainsaw Massacre‘s Hazy Skies Over Martha’s Vineyard, I feel like I am just …
After last week’s Eating Glass worship (okay, that was a bit of a special occasion), and now my re-infatuation with the Vatican Chainsaw Massacre‘s Hazy Skies Over Martha’s Vineyard, I feel like I am just …
Weekly Worship #12
It feels weird to worship something that came out a year ago. However, with Eating Glass‘s final goodbye occurring recently, it feels right to do a writeup about their crushing 7″ Feed Them to the …
It feels weird to worship something that came out a year ago. However, with Eating Glass‘s final goodbye occurring recently, it feels right to do a writeup about their crushing 7″ Feed Them to the …
Weekly Worship #11
There is something to be said of a band that approaches a record with a strict sense of minimalism in their stylistic approach, eventually to walk away in the end with something that sounds truly …
There is something to be said of a band that approaches a record with a strict sense of minimalism in their stylistic approach, eventually to walk away in the end with something that sounds truly …
Weekly Worship #10
One lazy afternoon I found myself in the digital company of one Lille Gruber, drummer of German brutal death metal titans Defeated Sanity, and the topic of discussion was “balls”. Traditionally, brutal death metal has …
One lazy afternoon I found myself in the digital company of one Lille Gruber, drummer of German brutal death metal titans Defeated Sanity, and the topic of discussion was “balls”. Traditionally, brutal death metal has …
Weekly Worship #9
“Like a friend and a new lover” is shrieked with all the manic energy Justin Hill can muster. Honestly, this mutant must have walked right out of the recording booth for the 1981 production of …
Weekly Worship #8
Matt Fox does not write easy music. His creations are compelling, beautiful even, and yet so inaccessible. I have listened to That Within Blood Ill Tempered back to back over ten times these past …
Matt Fox does not write easy music. His creations are compelling, beautiful even, and yet so inaccessible. I have listened to That Within Blood Ill Tempered back to back over ten times these past …
Weekly Worship #7
Never For Ever was always the most magical, sympathetic, and vivid work of Kate Bush’s immaculate career. Like a reborn Maya Deren for the eighties, she is an artist (yes, artist in the truest sense) …
Never For Ever was always the most magical, sympathetic, and vivid work of Kate Bush’s immaculate career. Like a reborn Maya Deren for the eighties, she is an artist (yes, artist in the truest sense) … 
