Review: Hagetisse – To wither beneath thy radiance
Maurice de Jong remains a man who delights in unleashing the full force of his musicality upon our damned souls. Only a
Author: consanguineus
Interview: BlackStream
In the ever-expanding landscape of extreme music, where tradition and experimentation often clash like steel and storm, few bands have managed to
Review: Hyver – Shaâtaunoâr
“An Album in which you are the hero,” reads the cover of the new release by the French Dungeon Synth/Black Metal project
Live Review: Black Alligation – 28/11 – Alkmaar Hal 25
Zwaertgevegt is officially married ,or rather, Storm and Alex have tied the knot so it was time for a proper celebration. For
Review: Christ Agony – Anthems
After more than nine years, Polish black-metal veterans Christ Agony finally return with a new album. The legendary formation, which released its
Review: Anges de la Mort – Le Feu Sous la Glace
The Canadian duo Anges de la Mort has been active since 2017 and released their debut album last year. Earlier this year,
Review: Noirsuaire – The Dragging Poison
The French Noirsuaire is said—according to the encyclopedia of metallic truth—to hail from Montségur, the enigmatic village featured in Dan Brown’s novels,
Review: Bell Witch/Aerial Ruin – Stygian Bough Vol.II
After several weeks of relentless blast beats pounding against my eardrums, it was about time to grant this old body a moment
Review: Gwallgofrwydd – Yr Arwr
Dungeon Synth has always been a strange, mist-shrouded territory for me. Of course, the early Mortiis records have stood on my shelf
Review: Throne of Time – Emperor of the Universe
About ten years ago, a modest EP emerged from a then entirely obscure collective calling itself Throne of Time. A roughly cut stone,