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Klank: Between Unholy and Divine Vol. 2

Sep 22Posted by Reverend Leviathan in Featured, Reviews

Band/Artist: Klank Release House: SmokeDogg Productions Genre: Industrial...

GEN CON 2023: DGM Walks the Con [EVENT/NEWS]

Aug 11Posted by Megan Renee in Article, Article: Conventions/Gatherings, Article: Games/Media, Featured, News & Updates, Origin: DGM Staff, Type: Video

While Gen Con 2023 got off to a wild start this year with a $300k Magic card heist on Wednesday  and a near riot involving the Disney Lorcana release Thursday morning, we started our coverage of the show a little later Thursday—after the hubbub had died down! So much to see at Gen Con this year! DGM reporter, Megan Renee, takes you through Gen Con in our exploration video. The new style we used this year allows you to feel more like you’re actually there with us, as we see overviews of things, and then zoom into segments of tutorials just like you might if you were actually there…

Thy Listless Heart: Pilgrims On the Path of No Return [ALBUM REVIEW]

Aug 4Posted by Reverend Leviathan in Article, Featured, Origin: DGM Staff, Reviews

Band/Artist: Thy Listless Heart Release House: Hammerheart Records Genre:...

Barbie the Movie [FILM REVIEW]

Jul 28Posted by Megan Renee in Featured, Origin: DGM Staff, Review: Films, Review: Theatrical Release Films, Reviews

Is the PINK-est movie of the year actually one of the darkest satire’s on patriarchy since “Fight Club?”

“To live in Barbie Land is to be a perfect being in a perfect place. Unless you have a full-on existential crisis. Or you’re a Ken.”

Read our review and find out!

Imperialist: ZENITH [ALBUM REVIEW]

Jul 21Posted by Kastrophylax in Featured, Origin, Origin: DGM Staff, Review: Music, Reviews

Over the past decade or so, California has produced more than a few bands with fresh perspectives and interpretations of extreme metal subgenres such as technical death metal, black metal, and deathcore, among others. Teleporting in from environs east of Los Angeles, Imperialist engineers another exciting offering in a particular variant of black metal known as “cosmic” or “sci-fi” black metal. Taking musical and vocal elements from classic Scandinavian black metal, Imperialist creates their own unique sound with precision riffing, relentless drumming, savage yet articulate vocals…

D&D and Food: Proof Explores The Tasty Side of Nerdiness [ARTICLE/PODCAST]

Jul 14Posted by JT Hanke in Article, Article: Food/Recipes, Featured, Origin: DGM Staff

As we get to just two weeks before Gen Con, it’s made us really think about the fact that RPGs like D&D are best explored with food. And even though I don’t know what the eating rules are about making a full buffet to eat with your RPG buddies at Gen Con, I know that most home RPG games have almost as much focus on food as on quests and monsters. That’s when we came across this amazing podcast…

First Fragment: Gloire Éternelle [ALBUM REVIEW]

Jun 9Posted by Kastrophylax in Featured, Origin: DGM Staff, Review: Music, Reviews, User Submitted Reviews

Band/Artist: First Fragment Release House: Unique Leader Records Genre:...

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…