Though Lycus dropped all of their East Coast dates, last night’s Primitive Man show at Saint Vitus (July 29) was still a bit of a whopper. The doom/black metal/d-beat/death metal hybrid played a ...

Grin and bear it? Fuck that. The world is on fire and sometimes you just gotta deal with it head-on. Well, premier heavy band Primitive Man are with you, and they’re bringing a sludge hammer of doom ...

Denver metal band Primitive Man and multi-instrumentalist artist M.S.W.’s Oregon metal project Hell have announced an upcoming album, aptly titled Primitive Man / Hell Split. Slated for February 2019, ...

Last week, Denver trio Primitive Man released their killer new EP Insurmountable on Closed Casket Activities, with four songs in nearly 30 minutes that trek through absurdly heavy doom/sludge, ominous ...

Denver’s Primitive Man has an approach to doom metal that is so unique, the band’s tag is almost misleading at this point. Yes, the three-piece is known to spit forth longer songs with slower ...

Feb 14 Durer Kert Budapest, HU w/Primitive Man, Wormrot Feb 15 Arena Wien, AT w/Primitive Man, Wormrot Feb 16 Conne Island Leipzig, DE w/Primitive Man, Wormrot Feb 17 Astra Kulturhaus Berlin, DE ...

If you know Colorado’s Primitive Man, you know that it’s not exactly music for the best of times. The trio make experimental sludge that sounds like the floor collapsing out from under your life in ...

Primitive Man and Unearthly Trance – now THAT is a helluva one-two punch. It's doomy, fucked up, and brilliant. While this split features only one real Primitive Man track and two truly potent samples ...

A tale as old as time: Primitive Man and Full of Hell brought into unholy union through a shared fascination with the most unfriendly of sounds. Anyone who has caught these two on the same live bill ...

Primitive Man might just be the heaviest band going today. That’s open for debate, obviously, but they’re certainly up there. Their bludgeoningly brutal, downtuned doomy onslaught hits a sweet spot ...

Existentially speaking, music allows us to reflect and share our perceptions of reality. With the current state of the world being one of unyielding misery and discontent, one would be forgiven for ...

Always, with rock, in the bleak midwinter, I return to metal. Music shorn of hope. The only type of rock I really care about anymore. Guitars with a purpose, played with utter disgust, determined to ...