Review: Greve – Bleknat bortom evig tid
While the Norwegians tended to keep the genre raw and the Finns opted for a chaotic, blisteringly fast approach, Swedish Black Metal
Review: Erscheinung – Halve Galg
Halve Galg is once again a deliciously filthy, raw and above all grimy little record. Don’t expect top-tier production , nor should
Review: Occult Shrine – Catacombs of Desolated Invocations
From Galicia, Spain, we received an email from Occult Shrine. By now, we get these kinds of emails quite frequently, and normally
News: The Medieval Hagiography Issue 2
This past September, the moment finally arrived: The Medieval Hagiography, our analog edition of Merg & Been Magazine, was completed at last.
Review: Malignant Aura – Where all of worth comes to wither
The Australian band Malignant Aura has been active in the international death metal scene for several years now. Between 2017 and 2018
Review: Nøkk – Heartless
A Nøkk is a creature from Germanic mythology and folklore: a treacherous, shape-shifting water spirit that lures unsuspecting travelers into the depths.
Review: Forbidden Temple – Draculhearsals
Review: Forbidden Temple – Draculhearsals The vinyl of In The Rotting Grave hasn’t even cooled yet, and Agaliarept and Tenebrae of Forbidden
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
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