Album Reviews

Sinister on the latest album made some adjustments: the excessive force of brutality is still present but they’re on a par with the tempo.
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Magnus Pelander, the man behind Witchcraft, made 'Black Metal' completely on his own, turning it into an extremely minimalist acoustic adventure.
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Dawn Of Solace is back after 14 years with a masterfully written and performed doomy album. It's a stunningly beautiful piece of music.
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'Verisaarna' is wrought with various elements that are borrowed from the second wave of black metal, through which Kryptamok brings its own version of it.
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'Ashes Coalesce' is full of these mysterious moments that make the sophomore strange yet beautiful.
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After a 12 year hiatus, Manchester’s slowest and heaviest band, Atavist, is back on its feet with a new record deal on Candlelight Records and their third fully length album, the murky mammoth, ‘III: Absolution’.
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Over the thirty minutes of its duration, VoidCeremony has competently dazzled me with their unique and professional talent.
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With such grotesque imagination, Ulthar's songs on 'Providence' are spawned by the array of primitive raw black metal and brutal death metal.
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Armagedda presents something old and new to the fans through the solid aggression and the melodic facets of the Swedish black metal demonstrated on their new album!
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Sludge outfit Growing Horns delivers half an hour of dark, brooding and absolutely crushing metal music with their first EP!
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