Review: Burning the Forgotten – …Of winter and past
English: It is not until this very moment I ever heard from Montreal based Burning the forgotten. They had a debut, called
English: It is not until this very moment I ever heard from Montreal based Burning the forgotten. They had a debut, called
English: A snow-covered castle ruin is not exactly the first image that comes to mind when thinking of a band from the
English: Take one band from the far north of Europe and another from the deep south, but let them share the same
English: Sometimes you end up at the bottom of the pile, that’s just the way it goes. Even at a small and
English: During my weekly search on Spotify for new obscure releases, I once again stumbled upon something that actually felt worth the
English: With their raw blend of traditional Heavy Metal, speed, and first wave Black Metal, the Limburg-based Praefator reignites the spirit of
English: It took no less than five years for Doodswens to return with new material. In the meantime, Fraukje has definitively hung
English: A few years ago, a friend pointed me toward Satanic Witch during a performance by Wolvennest in Maastricht. The project features
English: Machine-gun salvos thunder relentlessly across the devastated landscape, while in the distance the chilling whistle of incoming shells echoes through the
nglish: After listening to the reissue of the old EPs from the nineties, I became curious about what the new album by