(Andy Synn travels deep into The Great White Nothing… and likes what he finds there)
Sometimes it seems like we spend most of our time here at NCS playing catch-up.
And the reason for this is… well, we kind of do.
After all, there’s just so much released each week/month/year that it’s impossible to stay on top, or ahead, of it all, and often by the time we find something that really grabs our attention (and/or find the time to actually get some writing done in between all our other commitments) the release date for whatever it is has already passed.
Case in point, the debut album from Belgian Post-Metal/Post-Hardcore/Post-Black quintet The Great White Nothing was actually released on the 31st of August, but I didn’t stumble across it until over a week later, and then didn’t find time to sit down and properly pen a few thoughts about it until now.
But, as the unofficial mantra of this site goes, better late than never… right?