Review: Ch’ahom – Covered in the Priests Black Shit
In ancient Maya rituals, a ch’ahom was the person who performed the libation or offering — often a priest or ritual specialist
Tag: Germany
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: Finistère – Am grauen Meer
Formed in 2021 as a one man project, the German band Finistère (“end of the lands” in French) is unleashing their maritime
Review: Hadopelagyal – Haematophoryktos LP
After spending an entire afternoon trying to pronounce the band name smoothly, I took the following day off to get the album
Review: Illusive Key – Consume Us LP
Illusive key sees the light with their first release, Consume us. On what I can find this is the first release of this entity
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: 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
Review: Gedanken Toten Lebens – Essenz der Urwunde Album
Gedanken Toten Lebens (literally “Thoughts Kill Lives”) is, at its core, a German one‑woman project founded and driven by vocalist Solveig. While she remains
Review: Excommunicatio / Beenkerver – Mandatum LP
We were already familiar with them: Bavaria’s Excommunicatio, who made quite an impression a few years back with their unexpectedly strong debut Kodex
Review: Sumerian Tombs – Age of Eternal Night Lp
When Sumerian Tombs emerged from the German city of Cologne in 2021, a veil of mystery still surrounded its members. Who exactly