Mike Hill is the grand, malevolent maestro of the New York City-based extreme metal collective Tombs. The project draws primarily from the world of black metal, but there really isn’t any devilish sound that is off-limit or that they won’t invoke to the scourge of the living and the exaltation of the damned. The sixth album for the project was released this past Friday on Season of Mist Records. Under Sullen Skies is barren and savage in all the ways you’ve come to expect from the band and features performances by the likes of Dwid Hellion of Integrity, Ray Suhy of Six Feet Under, Black Crown Initiate recruit Andy Thomas Psycroptic’s Todd Stern, Sera Timms of Black Math Horseman, and long time personal friend of Mike’s Paul Delaney of Black Anvil. We at New Noise ar...
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