Album Reviews

Heroic, positive, powerful, religious if you want it to be, don’t be afraid to be yourself, … The same formula as Skillet always use, and it still gives me goosebumps
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RAM is back with an album loaded with the classic sound of heavy metal with a clear improvement in songwriting and style!
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Seven years after their initial EP Chrome Waves has found a new lease on life with ‘A Grief Observed’, a record that reaches beyond its post black metal beginnings.
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The profound experience of Crypt Sermon in approaching doom metal. Between the thin lines of Candlemass and Solitude Aeternus the band craft their musical creativity.
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Rotting Christ and Varathron, two bands who stood at the cradle of the Hellenic black metal scene finally come together on the most old school of formats: a 7 inch split vinyl called ‘Duality of the Unholy Existence’.
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With 'Obscene Majesty' Devourment has redefined the meaning of brutality in death metal.
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As far removed from the ‘ Day of the Triffids’ style of black metal from his mother band Botanist, dulcimer hammerer Dylan Neal has successfully created a unique hybrid of ancient sacral chants and industrial electronics on Thief’s sophomore record ‘Map of Lost Keys’.
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Raw Skull Recordz made Altar's first demo 'And God Created Satan For His Mistakes' available on vinyl for the first time!
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Dive into the maelstrom that is Tchornobog and journey across the moonless night sky of black metal, cavernous abysses of death and desolate wastelands of doom.
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Silence In The Snow's latest release is a minimalistic Goth piece of work that shows off a big versatility in the vocal department.
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