BOG STENCHMARE

Bagheera  “Drift”, re-released via Finisterian Dead End Records .  To celebrate the 14th anniversary of the album, it has also been released digitally at the links below. Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/intl-pt/album/1hRJoQiAm3VkvNmHN4oGBe?si=JbgULob4QJq4q6PdLV-rnw Drift by Bagheera   Links: https://bagheeramoshpit.bandcamp.com/album/drift-2 https://open.spotify.com/artist/3PZMVCJTyk9c0pp4W1jz9F https://www.facebook.com/share/19ViK8vPuG/ https://bagheeramoshpit.bandcamp.com/album/drift-2 https://m.youtube.com/@Bagheeramoshpit

"When the Deadbolt Breaks" (sludge) are heading to Europe for the first time in 20-years. The band will play 12 European dates as direct support for David Ellefson's Bass Warrior Tour , beginning December 3 in Rome, Italy, and concluding December 19 in Zagreb, Croatia. WHEN THE DEADBOLT BREAKS - EUROPEAN TOUR 2026: October 24 - 10 Selden Woodbridge Connecticut USA October 31 - Henniker Brewing Henniker New Hampshire USA   November 15 - Tampa Doom & Gloom Fest 2026 Tampa Florida USA   November 28 - (Tour Kick-off show) Cherry Street Station Wallingford Connecticut USA   December 3 - Kill Joy, Rome, Italy   December 4 - Rock N Roll, Rho, Italy   December 5 - Del Vino, Orchamps-Vennes, France   December 7 - Music on the Hague, The Hague, Netherlands   December 8 - Metropool, Enschede, Netherlands   December 9 - Iduna, Drachten, Netherlands   December 10 - Burghof Hühnerstall, Frankfurt, Germany ...

Sludge from the sacred bog! Siltiax would vibe and meditate to Inlitment to converse with the sacred spirits and the Mother . The drops are synced and timed nicely to set up the builds and transitions, and it feels like a smooth workflow. It's a stompy pace that makes you want to wade through the mud while heavy boots make their marks. When possible, Bog avoids name-dropping other bands or comparisons , so that the artists can be judged on their own merit, but this sounds like the former band some of the members are from—playing sludge, which isn't bad at all. The audio, EQs, and mastering are all excellent. The riffs slap hard and with that familiar guitar tone, including the drum signature. There are two very long tracks, but the 8-minute track "Spiritual Unlight" is different with a prog and classic epic heavy metal feel combined with sludge. It provides a break for the ears from the stompy mud sludge. Bog's Thoughts: Spiritual Warfare is a solid ...

Stenchers! At f*-c-k-i-n-g- last, Bog can indulge in a cuss spree, which has been a long time due to reviewing genres that don't bring forth the puke! So, let's send a grime-ridden maw shout to Sea Bastard for enabling us to do this. 1. Dark Altar - The intro riff conjures up the feeling of being a scab about to detach from someone's limb in a toxic sea that is about to face a f*-c-k- off wave that is going to utterly obliterate your one-inch ass. The track is down-tuned , vile, and has lecherous, nasty-ass riffs sounding like some creepy f*c-k-e-r- hanging around in the back who is weirdly excited about bingo. At 6:19, the bass drops into a transition that had Bog's gob dripping as the pace is about to change and sync into the vocal drop. The first six minutes or so are the intro build—the calm, the scab slipping off the leg into the toxic ocean—then the wave of terror arrives, and this is the exact moment we are now at. There is an extended riff that almos...