Review: Nacior Udun – The Crooked Axis of Solace and Solitude
ENGLISH: It was the early nineties when a raging fire spread across the North. A young Norwegian death metal band made the
Tag: The Netherlands
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
Review: Deathmarch – Violent Retaliation
After a demo and an EP, Deathmarch (Amersfoort, the Netherlands) finally deliver their debut album, Violent Retaliation, almost ten years after forming. Plenty
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: Void Wanderer Productions
The Netherlands is home to many great labels for extreme music. Heidens Hart, New Era Productions, Zwaertgevegt, to name a few. One
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: 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
Interview: The Chösen
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
Review: Zeegang – Van niets uit deze wereld
It has been quite some time since I first encountered Zeegang. Back then, I picked up two tapes from the project: the
Review: Erscheinung – Halve Galg
Halve Galg is once again a deliciously filthy, raw and above all grimy little record. Don’t expect top-tier production , nor should