Album Reviews

Mork's latest release 'Katedralen' brings black metal rooted in the old school template of raw black metal with still their own touches.
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Celtic punk outfit The Rumjacks unleashed a collection of emotional tracks just in time to serve as the soundtrack for St. Paddy's!
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Fuoco Fatuo’s third album is essential for fans of Evoken, Thergothon and Disembowelment. 'Obsidian Katabasis' is one of those stellar funeral doom/death metal releases that justify the profound sound of this sub-genre.
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Australian sludge metallers of Sumeru released a duo of scathing tracks that have definitely some interesting elements in them!
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The debut album of promising and up-and-coming Finnish melodeath outfit I Am Your God shows us what the future of Finnish metal could look like!
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Embryonic Slumber’s debut album is dark and menacingly uncanny, beautifully textured with a dense atmosphere and labyrinthine details.
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Sarkrista continues to expand on the melodic landscape, without sacrificing the main elements of the music.
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Valdaudr reflects on the elements of the early nineties black metal. There are no keyboards just the old clichés delivered in the Scandinavian style.
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Where darkness and light become unified to perpetual ends, behold the first part of the trilogy of the Swiss masters Aara.
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If the music of Drudkh defines the dark and atmospheric melancholic style of black metal then Hate of Forest is exactly the opposite.
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