Album Reviews

Kludde is a water-demon that dwells along the borders of the Scheldt, a demonic beast that jumps on your back and doesn't let go until you die from exhaustion. Actually, that is a pretty great description of the music too...
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There is a reason why most of the solo bands are remarkably prolific, first they always come up with profuse ideas and they solely work on the basis of their songwriting process without depending on other musicians. There are many examples mainly in the black metal genre where solo bands like Burzum, Arckanum, Tartaros, The […]
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On "Ophidian Manifest" Kampfar treads between the thin line of the modern black metal and the second wave.
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Deus Mortem's "Kosmocide" is a great album for those who like their black metal played fast and catchy at the same time!
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Gardsghastr is of a raw black metal caliber that doesn’t only center upon the symphonic elements. The musical context of the album is quite eccentric and fixed on high creativity hence, making this album sound very unique.
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Wretched Fate combines the old school Swedish death metal sound with the brutality of its American counterpart into a whole new beast!
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Accursed is an EP with a message. With more atmospheric and blackened vibes, Vale of Pnath showed us some change.
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Trvekvlt plays a rudimentary kind of metal music but simultaneously proves that gimmicks and ingenuity can also be achieved even by anonymous musicians.
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After six years of recording L'Acéphale bring a grand Magnum Opus.
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This is absolutely a riff driven album where Mork showcases the traditions of the Norwegian black metal style.
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