Review: Asarhaddon – Êra
Four kings, four tracks, four elegies. The concept feels mythic, immersive as it explores themes of leadership, decay, memory, and the passing of epochs.
Tag: Black Metal
Review: Unhallowed – Awaken The Black Flame
„Awaken the Black Flame“ erupts with the icy grandeur of mid-90s Scandinavian black metal, yet it arrives not as an exercise in nostalgia but as a revitalizing statement.
Review: …And Oceans – The Regeneration Itinerary
“The Regeneration Itinerary” is a forceful, unsettling, and provocative journey that leaves flames in its wake.
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Review: Saor – Amidst the Ruins
Saor’s Amidst the Ruins is an album of grandeur and indulgence, a work that wraps black metal fury in layers of folk instrumentation and symphonic sweep.
Review: Pestnebel – Verfall
Pestnebel offer their seventh album – “Verfall” feels like watching history on repeat.
Review: With The End In Mind – Tides Of Fire
With The End in Mind’s “Tides of Fire” is a colossal undertaking, a blackened ritual crawling from the Pacific Northwest’s rain-soaked soil. Across three extended compositions – totalling nearly 48 minutes – the band attempts to ignite both personal and planetary collapse into something transcendent. It’s a …
Review: Helheim – HrabnaR / Ad vesa
Helheim’s twelfth studio outing, “HrabnaR / Ad vesa”, is the first record where songwriting duties have been split between the band’s two main songwriters. But don’t be fooled: it’s still Helheim, marching their weathered warbands through black metal wastes, albeit with a twin-headed twist, eager to deliver another high-class …
Review: CMPT – Na Utrini
CMPT opens a doorway not merely into sound, but into folk memory, ancestral memory, and landscape memory. It is a slow-burning ritual.
Review: Grvm Kvlt – Ultima Equitem
This album could be the shit: it’s released as limited tape edition and via bandcamp and that’s it. The creator named the project accordingly to genre standards and the cover artwork is cool. But the murky production, thin layering, and uninspired transitions hold the solid …