Interview: Oath of Malignancy
Emerging from the extreme underground of Ecuador, Oath of Malignancy have been steadily carving out a name with their uncompromising take on dark, aggressive
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Review: Varathron – Procreation Of The Unaltered Evil
English: There are several key moments and releases that shaped and defined the Black Metal scene of the early ’90s. Consider, for
Review: Witchcraft/Blackstream – House of Sacrilege
English: The split release remains a beautiful medium. Some bands deliberately avoid the concept, yet in my opinion it is an excellent
Review: Wampyric Rites – Night Winds of the Tempest
Despite the fact that Ecuadorian outfit Wampyric Rites has only been active for six years, the trio has managed to build a
Review: Sathanas/Nunslaughter – Torn Apart
Wolfkult Religion has a keen instinct for pairing bands on their split 7” EPs, and once again they deliver. Two legendary names
Review: Likno – Summit and Trench
The Greek duo Likno, consisting of Neuroplinter and Flægra, suddenly emerged on the underground firmament in 2024 with their self-titled debut album,
Interview: BlackStream
In the ever-expanding landscape of extreme music, where tradition and experimentation often clash like steel and storm, few bands have managed to
WolfKult Religion Weekender DAY 2:
The Dutch label WolfKult Religion has a habit of dropping multiple new releases at once — nothing wrong with that, of course.
WolfKult Religion Weekender Day 1
The Dutch label WolfKult Religion has a habit of throwing several new releases onto the market all at once — and there’s absolutely nothing
Interview: WolfKult Religion
You have been active as a writer in the extreme metal scene for decades. How and when did your career as a