Review: Hulder – A Beacon from Darkened Skies EP
Back in January we were treated to the split tape with One of Nine, and now Marliese returns with a brand-new tape EP.
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Review: Häxär – Teufelskult Album
Despite the Scandinavian-sounding name, Häxär does not hail from the Norwegian fjords but from the Swiss Alps. It is the one-man project
Interview: Asgrauw
Asgrauw has been forging its path for years. After five full-lengths, last year saw the release of their sixth, Oorsprong. The perfect
Interview: Matavitatau
East Flanders is increasingly establishing itself as a breeding ground for remarkable and innovative bands. One of the most recent additions to
Review: Occult Blood/Carrion Bloom – Battle Cries of Endless Night Split-Tape
Split releases are deliciously old school – the perfect way to discover two or more bands with a single purchase. Within the
Review: Brazen Horde – Behold! The Ashen cross Album
USBM entity Brazen Horde follows up a single (though highly solid) self-titled EP with their debut full-length, Behold! The Ashen Cross. Let’s take a look
Review: Sterveling – Sterveling CD
Michiel van der Werff is no stranger to the Dutch Black Metal scene. He has shared the stage with Wrang, was involved
Review: Path of redemption – Echoes from the depths EP
A new band with their roots in Spain. They have released their first EP on the fourth of July, 2025. Let us
Review: Dystlumn – Abstraction CD
Dysylumn is one of those rare bands that sends a shiver down my spine. Their haunting melodies, almost psychotic vocals, and a crushing
Review: Binah – Ónkos LP
The English band Binah surprise us with a new album. Their previous release dates back no less than seven years. The trio deliver a