Album Reviews

Cult of Eibon on their first album observed closely at the classical relics of the past bygone offering everything that would please the fans of Hellenic black metal.
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Worm’s deep interpretation of death/doom will let you loose yourself to the creepy synth and the frothing rhythm.
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Up and coming doesn't mean lack of talent. In Shallows is here to prove that they deserve a spot in the metal music world and that they're here to stay.
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“Angel of Carnage Unleashed” is full of a menacing atmosphere and bombastic orchestral arrangements that will bring Darkwoods My Betrothed to the turrets of its fame.
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Off The Cross shows that they're a fresh wind in the scene with 'Enjoy It While It Lasts' and here to stay!
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Abscession on the sophomore "Rot of Ages" managed to exhibit new musical grounds of Stockholm death metal.
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"Hideous Entity" is a bludgeoning death metal album brought by the methods of the Danish and the Turkish style of death metal.
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Mortiferum has nailed their sound on the sophomore the drums are irrepressible but the swaggering cadence of lethargic tempos and the slow doom dirges are brought to focus on the sophomore makes it a classic death-doom album.
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Outre-Tombe's third album "Abysse Mortifère" delivers an untamed mess of utter violence of tight riffing and mauling percussion.
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Massacre’s fourth album "Resurgence" presents a real treat for the fans who had been waiting for the band to revive its classic raw sound.
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