Engels: A suffocating darkness hangs over Desecrating the Altars of Purity: Unholy Rituals for the Goatlord from its very first notes. Riffs
English: There is a difference between sounding raw and sounding cheap. Priester understands that perfectly. Soldier of Fortune has the feel of
English: The fact that Wampyric Rites and Oath of Malignancy essentially consist of the same line-up makes The Oath more than just
English: There is something strangely hypnotic about being carried by a current without knowing where it will take you. Afloat the Nocturnal
English: Some prophecies are meant as warnings, while others seem to eagerly await the moment when everything finally goes wrong. With a
Emerging from the extreme underground of Ecuador, Oath of Malignancy have been steadily carving out a name with their uncompromising take on dark, aggressive
English: There are several key moments and releases that shaped and defined the Black Metal scene of the early ’90s. Consider, for
English: The split release remains a beautiful medium. Some bands deliberately avoid the concept, yet in my opinion it is an excellent
Despite the fact that Ecuadorian outfit Wampyric Rites has only been active for six years, the trio has managed to build a
Wolfkult Religion has a keen instinct for pairing bands on their split 7” EPs, and once again they deliver. Two legendary names
