ALBUM REVIEW: Portraits – Perennial Isolation
Spain definitely isn’t one of the first countries that springs to mind when it comes to ice-cold atmospheric black metal.
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Wolvencrown: Of Shadows Still To Come
Black metal in the form we know now may well have its roots in Scandinavia, but as the 21st century
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ALBUM REVIEW: Lined In Silver – Breaths
It’s pretty clear that it is difficult being the sole member of a band. Not just from a workload perspective,
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ALBUM REVIEW: ...ni degu fazentz escumergamënt e mesorga... – Escumergamënt
Charles Darwin once proposed that all species of life descended over time from common ancestors, adapting to the adversity of
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Wowod: Fury And Forgiveness
It doesn’t really get much more intense than WOWOD. Whichever way you cut it, their latest album Yarost’ I Proshchenie
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The Ember, The Ash release new song ‘Becoming The Eidolon’
THE EMBER, THE ASH have released a brand new song!
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ALBUM REVIEW: Dunkle Millenia – Kankar
Hailing from Thuringia, deep in the heart of Germany, black metal duo KANKAR have released Dunkle Millenia, their first full
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ALBUM REVIEW: Karst Relict – Malist
Since the fall of the Iron Curtain, Eastern Europe has been a hotbed of heavy music. Once rock and metal
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ALBUM REVIEW: II – Fuath
Best known for his stunning work with SAOR, Glasgow’s Andy Marshall has revived a project long thought dead and buried. A far
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ALBUM REVIEW: A Black Death Incense – Seraph in Travail
It’s always good to set a high bar on studio releases, but to keep pushing it higher isn’t easy. Symphonic
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