The metal world suffered two notable disbandments of this sort within the past year. In May, the Portland, OR-based folk/black metal band Agalloch — who had long been one of the American underground’s ...

We won’t blame you if you found this past spring’s Agalloch drama a bit hard to follow, so here’s a quick recap: first, Agalloch broke up, or so it seemed. Hours later, frontman John Haughm took to ...

When Agalloch band leader John Haughm split with the other three members of the group this past spring the tension was palpable: Haughm initially claimed he was breaking up the band, but then ...

In May, it was announced that atmospheric folk black metal act Agalloch had disbanded after 21 years. The news came on the band's Facebook page, with frontman John Haughm initially stating the ...

As discussed, the great Agalloch broke up back in May, though the circumstances surrounding their breakup remained a bit unclear. Now that the dust has settled a bit on that whole situation, we’ve ...

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Ex-Agalloch members John Haughm and Don Anderson exclusively discuss the band's sudden breakup with Billboard. Anderson, Jason Walton and Aesop Dekker are moving forward as new band, while Haughm… By ...

UPDATE: Haughm issued an apology. Then, after the post had been live for a while, Haughm wrote in the comments, “Glad to see that Jewbook hasn’t deleted my post like I have heard about other Ganz ...

The only thing heavier than John Haughm's music is the expectation surrounding it. As vocalist of folk-metal masterminds Agalloch, Haughm served as the metronome and muscle of one of the Pacific ...

Update: John Haughm has released a statement that the future of the band is uncertain, confirming he is the only member of the Agalloch lineup left. His statement can be read in full at the bottom of ...

When bands last for a long time, it's easy to forget how delicate they are as social units. In order to work together successfully, bands have to do more than just tolerate each other and sound good ...