Review: Bok – Mors Gregis Tape
The Death of the Herd – so it ominously reads on the cover of the new Bok tape. The mysterious project from Amstelveen,
Tag: Black Metal
Review: Dunes of Ash – The fall of the Seven Sisters CD
Many debut’s find it difficult to balance rawness and full-on identity. The fall of the seven sisters does not—instead, it comes fully
Review: Kaeck – Gruwelijk Onthaal LP
You’d think that if you need an outlet, Sammath would be more than enough. Hard, fast, raw, and relentlessly savage – perfect
Review: Doom Cult Commando – Das Erwachen Der Schlange EP
Infernal, best known from the German horde Desaster, clearly has a hard time sitting still. And although the band name might suggest
Review: Shatterer – Fire Tape
Mörk, best known for his work with Svartsyn, Watain (live) and Malign, has gone solo under the name Shatterer. To mark the occasion, Dutch label Nomad Snakepit is releasing
Interview: Suttungr
From the deep south of Limburg emerges a primal force that, since 2017, has been walking an ancient path under the name
Review: Winselmutter – Schattentod in der Leibeswelt LP
The German Winselmutter, which translates roughly to wailing mother, is based on a figure from German folklore. According to legend, her appearance brought nothing
Interview: Necromantic Worship
“We started out with a clear intention to pay homage to Necromantia” ghûllzaraën After nearly a decade since their first demonic utterances,
Review: Muras – Ægishjalmur EP
The Ægishjálmur (Helm of Awe) — a symbol said to grant its bearer courage and guide them through life. We still see it appear
Review: Legiäo Oculta – Demo MMXXV Tape
That the ’90s had a major impact on the Black Metal scene has, of course, long been common knowledge. But what has