The Temple of Sharkuel

Left Humanity on Earth, went straight to Space without a rush 80% Zebulon Kosted, the black metal act where his mastermind, Rashid, is pretty vocal about social issues, blend with a somewhat metaphysical flavor. The man himself contacted me, requesting that I lend my ears to his new release, and give my thoughts on it. And those thoughts are bellow. This album, like any of ZK's previous albums, it has it's own biome, and at first it threw me away a bit. I just adored one of his previous releases, that I also reviewed, "You Have No Race You Have No Culture", for it's more industrial/tribal vibe with heavy urban undertones, relentless song structure, and a strong lyrical sense directed to numerous social aspects of modern day Man. This is a complete 180º. This has more of a "meditation" vibe, like you're on some sort of space cruiser, contemplating the Earth as it destroys itself. The album as a whole as a very "sad" melodic ...

Hello people, and Happy new year, if you are into this kind of stuff. My return to the blog, that has been somewhat neglected by me due to an overflow of stuff, and Christmas holidays, yeah. But I returned with something less metal related, but more of an personal experience/review of mine, that I feel that I must share with you guys. During the 1st of January I saw the Dragon Ball Super: Broly. And I have to say that this is just the best Dragon Ball movie ever made. This is a well done reboot, unlike some more recent films that stunned franchises that I love (Predator, I'm looking at you). The hand of Akira Toryama (creator of Dragonball) is quite obvious, and the fact that basically eliminated Broly's stupidity, where he was motivated by the cry of Kakarot (Son Goku) when he was a baby, but instead for the revenge of Paragus, Broly's father, after they were exiled from planet Vegeta. I liked what they did with Paragus, the veteran war commander who only has vengeanc...