Review: Mörk Gryning – Fasornas Tid
Love, Peace, And Understanding? Mörk Gryning’s new record is a testament to persistence, legacy, and controlled intensity.
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Review: Spectral Wound – Songs Of Blood And Mire
An elegy of frost and fury, expertly delivered. Raw, punk-ish black metal in near perfection: “Songs of Blood and Mire” by Spectral Wound.
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.
Review: Thy Kingdom Will Burn – The Loss And Redemption
Th Kingdom Burn balance sorrow and grandeur with polished melodic death metal craft, but repetition and restraint keep their new record from igniting fully.
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.
Review: Deserted Fear – Veins of Fire”
“Veins of Fire” succeeds in presenting Deserted Fear as a seasoned band with a clear vision of melody-driven death metal, though it occasionally falters in delivering lasting impact.
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: Deadnation – Following The Path Of Death
Swedish death metal? Absolutely. Give me buzzsaw guitars, give me as much HM-2 as possible!