Album Reviews

Is she evil? Yes she is. Evil Enough, in any case. Check out Tara Lynch’s debut album Evil Enough for a firm dose of classic heavy metal brimming with melody.
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Just like Vivaldi the mysterious British musician, known only as Nhor has made his own ode to the four seasons called Wildflowers where the black metal artist paints a melancholic picture of nature’s cycle with a masterful yet minimalistic use of the piano.
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Craft are capable of producing a diversified album of quality songs and varied contents which make it very amusing with every listen.
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Demonaz has crafted an intellectual material that animates the band as one of the leading acts in the black metal genre.
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Simply Amazing. Leaves me in silence. Especially after hearing the last song of the album: ‘Breathing Underwater’. Everything seems so certain. Yet nothing is.
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Through a fissure between space and time comes crawling Abythic’s debut’ Beneath Ancient Portals’, an album that has been waiting patiently beyond our plane of existence since the Antediluvian age also known to us mortals as the nineties.
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If Marduk's "Frontschwein" generally possessed the fierce and brutal elements, then "Viktoria" has managed to proceed as a natural continuation to its prior.
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Khemmis's third album "Desolation" shapes traditional harmony to modern metal
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Hekatomb is without doubt a vicious inferno of the wicked and Funeral Mist has inevitably set the bar high on the new studio album.
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Reverorum Ib Malacht, although a catholic band, delivers one of the most haunting, insane and absolutely mind-bending records black metal has seen this year, pushing the limits of the genre even further.
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