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Review: Ymesh – The Fourth Black Ecplise

Due to his disgust with the Black Metal scene over the past 25 years and the glaring lack of true Satanic themes

Emerging from the Dutch underground with a sound as uncompromising as it is immersive, The Chösen stand as a manifestation of Black Metal’s enduring

It has been quite some time since I first encountered Zeegang. Back then, I picked up two tapes from the project: the

Halve Galg is once again a deliciously filthy, raw and above all grimy little record. Don’t expect top-tier production , nor should

This past September, the moment finally arrived: The Medieval Hagiography, our analog edition of Merg & Been Magazine, was completed at last.

Maurice de Jong remains a man who delights in unleashing the full force of his musicality upon our damned souls. Only a

Zwaertgevegt is officially married ,or rather, Storm and Alex have tied the knot so it was time for a proper celebration. For

About ten years ago, a modest EP emerged from a then entirely obscure collective calling itself Throne of Time. A roughly cut stone,

October first saw the release of the Duindwaler/Genocida split “Chaos” on 12” Zwaertgevegt vinyl. And the first thing I notice while holding

From the depths of the Dutch underground scene comes Myrkur Skógur. After having released just a few separate singles it is finally