A new year brings another 365 empty pages to fill with hopefully new memories, new oppurtunities and maybe new bands and music to discover. For me Enemy Inside is the first to start this...
The Halo Effect returns with their second album, “March of the Unheard”, released on January 10, 2025. This Swedish supergroup, featuring members with histories in bands like Dark Tranquillity, In Flames, and CyHra,...
Bands that make a (sort of) comeback are either really good at what they do, or are just trying to collect crumbs of their successful past. Mörk Gryning is a name I haven’t seen...
Introduction ‘Give Us the Moon’ marks the seventh full-length flight from The Night Flight Orchestra and their first release under Napalm Records. The Swedish octet, featuring members of Soilwork and Arch Enemy, continues to...
Six years ago I reviewed Barshasketh’s self-titled album (see: the review) and was very impressed by their craftmanship and applauded this, originally hailing from New Zealand but now, Scottish occult Black Metal record with...
2025 is upon us, and that means it’s time to reflect on what happened in 2024. For me, the year certainly didn’t end as I had anticipated, with some significant changes in my...
2024 was a treat, with both anticipated favourites and pleasant surprises. I won’t spend too much time on the preamble because this list got away from me as usual, so you have enough reading...
2024 provided some nice gems for me. As usual I didn’t write much about them but compared to previous years, I listened to a lot more music! There’s still a lot to be listened...
Disclaimer! This is a list of albums that DOES NOT include “Absolute Elsewhere”! I’ve got a physical copy of the album, and I will probably enjoy the hell out of it, but there’s just...
If 2023 wasn’t very good, I was in for a ride with 2024. Personal hardships have a way of sculpting ones’ mental and physical abilities. Olive oil is made when olives are being pressed...