Review: Mo’ynoq / Urocyon – Mo’ynoq x Urocyon EP
Named after a city in Uzbekistan, the American band Mo’ynoq, together with fellow North Carolinians Urocyon, has just released a furious 4-track
Author: consanguineus
Review: BaarRa – Entheos CD
Sometimes you come across an album that you need to let sink in for at least a month before you even feel
Review: Sammale – Ikiharmaja LP
The concept of the one-man band has become deeply ingrained in the Black Metal universe. What was once an exception has now
Review: Détresse – Pessimismes LP
The Austrian/Canadian trio Déstresse emerged in 2023 and now present their first official statement in the form of a full-length album, released through the
Review: Gedanken Toten Lebens – Essenz der Urwunde Album
Gedanken Toten Lebens (literally “Thoughts Kill Lives”) is, at its core, a German one‑woman project founded and driven by vocalist Solveig. While she remains
Review: Arkaist – Aube Noir LP
The French Black Metal band Arkaist, hailing from the historic city of Rennes in Brittany, is one of those mysterious new acts
Review: Excommunicatio / Beenkerver – Mandatum LP
We were already familiar with them: Bavaria’s Excommunicatio, who made quite an impression a few years back with their unexpectedly strong debut Kodex
Review: Suicide Forest/H V N W R D. – Cosminihilsm Split-EP
The idea behind a split release is, at its core, simple: take two or more bands, give each one side of the
Interview: Yritys
A few weeks ago, the Swedish band Yritys released their long-awaited new album. With their signature blend of melancholic melodies, powerful riffs,
Review: Svarta Havet – Månen ska lysa din våg LP
Svarta Havet, from Turku, Finland, are known as true activists — uncompromising, radical, and essentially against anything that ends in “-ism.” Their