Review: Edicule – Finitude Tape
The American duo Edicule began their activities in 2020 and released their first EP Apotheosis a year later — a promising introduction to their uncompromising take
Author: consanguineus
Review: Lost Years of Second Wave Black Metal (1989–1992): The Obscure Legions Behind Black Metal’s Resurrection Book
In recent years, there’s been a veritable deluge of books about the Black Metal scene. The most well-known – and perhaps most
Review: Hexvessel – Nocturne LP
The annual Roadburn Festival in Tilburg has long been known as a breeding ground for musical experimentation, unexpected collaborations, and exclusive commissioned compositions. For
Review: Dernier Souffle – Abyss EP
The Parisian duo Dernier Souffle — a name that, for the record, has nothing to do with the airy dessert, but rather means Last Breath —
Interview: Ibex Angel Order
You’ve been active in the Dutch Black Metal scene for a long time and have witnessed its rise and changes up close.
Review: Structure – Heritage CD
When Tony Iommi was forced to tune down his guitar in the late 1960s due to an industrial accident, he likely had
Review: Putain de Tristesse – Putain de Tristesse CD
These days, the Norman town of Bayeux is best known for its world-famous 70-meter-long tapestry — an astonishing visual chronicle of the Battle of
Interview: Balmog
1. What does the title Laio signify, and how did you arrive at it? Laio is a word from our language, Galician,
Review: Spiritwood – The Apparition of Horns CD
Finnish project Spiritwood has always occupied a peculiar place in the black metal scene. Their avant-garde approach to atmospheric black metal—richly layered
Review: Cult of the Void – Shadows of Eschenberg LP
From the well-known city of Winterthur in Switzerland – a place the local tourist office touts as a haven for art, culture,