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Senistro: Soulripper [ALBUM REVIEW]

Jun 3Posted by Reverend Leviathan in Article, Featured, Origin: DGM Staff, Reviews, Type: Article (w/ Photos)

Band/Artist: Senistro Release House: Independent Genre: Gothic Rock One...

Aeternam: Heir of the Rising Sun [ALBUM REVIEW]

May 19Posted by Kastrophylax in Featured, Origin: DGM Staff, Review: Music, Reviews

Band/Artist: Aeternam Release House: Rockmark Records Genre: Symphonic...

Candlemass: Epicus Doomicus Metallicus [RETRO REVIEW]

May 12Posted by Reverend Leviathan in Featured, Origin: DGM Staff, Review: Music, Reviews, User Submitted Reviews

  Band/Artist: Candlemass Release House: Black Dragon Records Genre:...

The Frugal Wizard’s Handbook For Surviving Medieval England [BOOK REVIEW]

May 5Posted by JT Hanke in Featured, Origin: DGM Staff, Review: Books, Reviews

The book starts off with a bang as our amnesia-riddled protagonist finds himself in a field with a flaming outline of his body behind him and the burned remnants of a book scattered to the four winds. As he tries to figure out how he got to wherever this is, he realizes he knows things about the world and time he comes from, but nothing specific about himself. For some reason, he has a great desire to review everything around him in multiple-Star ratings, including trees, rivers, and forts. For example, after hiding behind a tree to evade ominous looking thugs, our protagonist mentally…

Haken: Fauna [ALBUM REVIEW]

Apr 28Posted by Kastrophylax in Featured, Origin: DGM Staff, Review: Music, Reviews

Although Haken started their recording career in 2010, they demonstrated their full potential with the musical diversity, complex arrangements, and storytelling power of Visions (2011).  With The Mountain (2013), Haken truly took the progressive music scene by storm and earned the attention of fans worldwide.  In that recording they also developed musical themes and characters (the “Cockroach King,” for example) that they would continue to weave creatively through the music of their next three albums.  In this trilogy of albums, Haken would add heavier, djenty riffs, experiment with complex ti

Grief Collector: In Times of Woe [ALBUM REVIEW]

Apr 21Posted by Reverend Leviathan in Featured, Origin: DGM Staff, Reviews

Doom metal band Grief Collector began in 2017, originally with Robert Lowe (known for Candlemass and Solitude Aeturnus) on vocals. After releasing two amazing albums (From Dissension to Avowal and En Delirium) they parted ways, and In Times of Woe will be Grief Collector’s third album, and their first album with new vocalist Julian Küster.

A Certain Point of View: Were Star Wars’ Celebration News Fanfic? [FILM EDITORIAL]

Apr 14Posted by JT Hanke in Article, Article: Movies/Television, Creative Arts, Creative Arts: Films, Editorials, Editorials: Film, Editorials: Media, Featured, Origin: DGM Staff

It’s perhaps the worst kept secret in Hollywood that Kathleen Kennedy is on her way out from running LucasFilm, with most industry insiders believing her departure will be officially announced after the release of Indiana Jones 5.

So, with that in mind, what can we actually count on to remain true from this year’s celebration announcements in regards to new Star Wars’ films? We do our best to guesstimate for you!

Why You Trippin’? An Epileptic’s Journey Into Psychedelics [ARTICLE]

Apr 3Posted by Reverend Leviathan in Article, Article: Personal Narratives/Life Accounts, Featured, Origin: DGM Staff

It is estimated that there are about 3.4 million people with epilepsy nationwide. Contrary to what many might think, epilepsy is more than just seizures. Something all epileptics struggle with is depression and anxiety, which can be intensified by medication. Can psilocybin be used to treat it? One epileptic discusses his experience.

The Con That Was: Recapping Lexington Comic-Con 2023 [ARTICLE/EVENT]

Mar 26Posted by JT Hanke in Article, Article: Conventions/Gatherings, Featured, Origin: DGM Staff, Type: Article (w/ Photos)

The Lexington Comic & Toy Convention 2023 was an exciting and vibrant event that brought together thousands of comic book and toy enthusiasts from all over the country. The convention was held in Rupp Arena at the Central Bank Center, which was transformed into a bustling hub of pop culture excitement.

Looking New: Cosplay At Lexington Comic & Toy Convention ’23, Part 2 [EVENT GALLERY]

Mar 25Posted by JT Hanke in Article, Article: Conventions/Gatherings, COSPlay Galleries, Event Galleries, Featured, Galleries, Origin: DGM Staff, Photographer: Goth Viking Photography, Photography Gallery

We explore Lexington Comic & Toy Convention ’23 via our friendly cosplayers.  Check out the first of two galleries we’re publishing to see a lot of the cool cosplay you may have observed (if you were there) or missed out on (if you were not)!

Looking New: Cosplay At Lexington Comic & Toy Convention ’23, Part 1 [EVENT GALLERY]

Mar 24Posted by JT Hanke in Article, Article: Conventions/Gatherings, COSPlay Galleries, Event Galleries, Featured, Galleries, Origin: DGM Staff, Photographer: Goth Viking Photography, Photography Gallery

We explore Lexington Comic & Toy Convention ’23 via our friendly cosplayers.  Check out the first of two galleries we’re publishing to see a lot of the cool cosplay you may have observed (if you were there) or missed out on (if you were not)!