Review: Wurglinô/Grafjammer – Vuur en steen, vuist en bijl
ENGLISH: “An ode to Neanderthals,” is how the bands themselves describe this 7-inch split pressed on cleft flint. And honestly: with the
Tag: Black Metal
Review: Azelisassath – Ablazen Winds
Since 2017, when Azelisassath crawled from the deepest recesses of hell with their demo Likpredikan, the band has steadily poisoned the ether.
Interview: Necrobeast
From the shadow-drenched outskirts of Chile to the ancient streets of Maastricht, a solitary storm has taken shape, unyielding, intimate, and fiercely uncompromising. Necrobeast channels raw Black
Interview: Iku-Turso
From the frozen marrow of myth and memory rises Iku-Turso—a name torn from the depths of Finnish legend and reforged in the
Review: Nightwalker – The Eternal Flame of Death
While cleaning up a hard drive full of promos, I stumbled upon one I had apparently missed: the latest EP from the
Review: Nagyszeben – Mysterious Ancient Arts
The Catalan entity Nagyszeben came into existence in 2020 in Barcelona and stands as a welcome exception to the omnipresent one-man project. This is a fully fledged
Elfsgedroch – Voor de Groninger Poorten, Hoogmoed Eindigt in As
When it comes to black metal, I am a demanding listener. An album needs to strike exactly the right balance of ingredients
Review: Dėhà – Under the light of the morning star, he has risen
Olmo Lipani, better known as Dėhà, is a musical jack-of-all-trades from Belgium who seemingly has no trouble cranking out five to six
Review: Wampyric Rites – Night Winds of the Tempest
Despite the fact that Ecuadorian outfit Wampyric Rites has only been active for six years, the trio has managed to build a
Interview: Fleurety
This year marks the 30th anniversary of Min Tid Skal Komme by the Norwegian band Fleurety. The album is widely regarded as