Review: Diabolic Oath – Unholy Barbaric Hymns
English: A sky choked with smoke. The stench of burning timber, blood and sulphur hanging in the air. War horns echo across
English: A sky choked with smoke. The stench of burning timber, blood and sulphur hanging in the air. War horns echo across
English: Vampyriia belongs to that category of underground black metal projects that pays little attention to trends, expectations, or commercial considerations. The
English: Sometimes the discussion surrounding a band seems to attract more attention than the music itself. That currently appears to be the
English: With Within the Flesh, the international collective led by Doedsadmiral, Shatraug, and BST delivers an album that feels both familiar and
English: From the very first minutes, it becomes clear that this duo has little interest in trends, modern studio gimmicks, or forced
English: Emerging from the rugged landscapes of Wales, Verletzen is a band that combines the darkness of the genre with a strong
English: Some demos are little more than stepping stones, quickly forgotten as bands evolve and move forward. Others become historical documents, preserving
English: Some split releases feel like little more than a convenient way to unload leftover material. Others carry the unmistakable sense of
English: Some bands strain desperately to be original. Others take familiar ingredients and shape them into something that feels immediately recognizable as
English: In its still brief existence, the Rhineland-based German outfit Hæksenhamer has already managed to unleash an impressive amount of material upon