Merg & Been Magazine

From the underground

Reviews, interviews and stories from the darker corners of underground music.

Review: Haemalharia – Vast Roar Okkulus

English: The German duo Haemalharia consists of Hekla on drums and vocals and C.G. on guitar and bass. With Vast Roar Okkulus,

English: Varathron belongs to the very foundations on which the Greek black metal scene was built. Formed in 1988, the band helped

English: Polish band Bezkres from Zielona Góra consists of Aroslav on drums and Tytan on vocals, guitar and bass. Following Odwieczny zew

English: Krallice was formed in New York in 2007 and has since developed into one of the most distinctive names within American

English: Eight years is a long time in a genre where some bands release albums faster than you can properly listen to

English: Firtan have been part of the German black metal scene since 2010. The band from Lörrach originally started from a more

English: Some records put you neatly on the right track from the very first riff. Cathedral Speech does the exact opposite. Spirit

Engels: Everything flows. Nothing remains as it is. With Panta Rhei, Boötes Void reaches back to the philosophy of the Greek thinker

Engels: A gathering in the dead of night, accusations of dealings with the Devil, and finally the stake. The titles on Danssynghe

English: Under the banner of “rural metal”, the men of Tannenbart — meaning “fir beard” — have been brightening up the Gelderland