Review: Tårfödd – Lidande Album
In the span of two years, Simon Lindgren from Skellefteå, Sweden, managed to release no less than four full-length albums, two EPs,
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Review: Dysangelium – Exxekratus EP
With three new tracks and one that just missed the cut for their 2014 debut, Dysangelium returns from a six-year slumber. And what a
Review: Lepra – Mortuus Morgana Tape
Cadaver Rock from Stockholm, Sweden—that’s what it says on their Bandcamp page. Cadaver Rock?What even is that? In reality, it’s just Black Crust Punk with
Review: Nachash – Eschaton Magicks LP
The last time we heard from Norwegian Nachash was on their 2018 album “Phantasmal Trinity.” That said, this trio has kept themselves busy with various other
Review: NyreDolk – Barndommens Hjem LP
“Barndommens Hjem”, which can be loosely translated as “Children’s Home,” features cover art depicting a house in a forest by a river
Review: Leegte – Finis EP
We live in a time with few mysteries. When I grew up in the late ‘80s, they still existed, but with the
Review: Dromos – Dromos Tape
Dromos is a four-man Funeral Doom outfit from London, now presenting their first demo release. Apparently recorded between Brazil (2016) and England (2024)—which is odd,
Review: ArsGoatia – Agitators of Hysteria LP
The Austrian band ArsGoatia started four years ago, featuring former Belphegor vocalist Barth among its ranks, and now they return with their
Review: Morast – Fentanyl CD
After six years of waiting, the German band Morast has finally released a brand-new full-length album. In the meantime, we did get
Review: Ande – De Schemering van Werelden CD
Ande—meaning grief, passion, and rage—emotions deeply embedded in Black Metal. And these emotions are no strangers to this one-man project from Bilzen,