Review: Myrkur Skógur – Flittermice ov Hell
From the depths of the Dutch underground scene comes Myrkur Skógur. After having released just a few separate singles it is finally
Tag: Black Metal
Reviews: Les Batards du Roi – Les Chemins de L’exil
That members of royal houses were notoriously fond of indulging their sexual desires was common knowledge among the common folk. Throughout history
Review: Castrivenian – Reborn From The Ashes
The Brazilian band Castrivenian has only been around since 2024, yet in that short time they’ve already released two demos and a
Review: Sunken – Lykke
With their idiosyncratic blend of post-rock dreamscapes, shoegaze haze and black-metal fury, this Danish outfit already touched many a restless soul when Livslede emerged
Review: Funeral Harvest – Malum in Se
There are records that sound as though they were made, and there are records that sound as though they were exhumed—dug from
WolfKult Religion Weekender Day 1
The Dutch label WolfKult Religion has a habit of throwing several new releases onto the market all at once — and there’s absolutely nothing
Review: Ulvehyrde – Dødsdømt
Ulvehyrde, from the cold north (Hønefoss, Norway) brings traditional black metal with a focus on atmosphere, mid-tempo riffing and a dark historical
Review: Angrrsth – Złudnia
Six naked men stand fearfully before a door in which a dark figure can be seen. Is it the gateway to the
Review: Trest – Energumen
There are things in life one prefers to keep hidden — aspects of the human mind that don’t seem meant to be
Review: Afsky – Fællesskab
For years the Danes are at the forefront of the post black metal scene, with the likes of ORM and Kold they produce epic masterpieces which