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  • Wesenwille – II: A Material God

    Wow! I have said before that the Netherlands proves to be sour ground spawning quality acts...over and over again. But… Read more…

  • ABORYM – HOSTILE

    Aborym (IT).....once sat high on the throne with making excellent Industrial Black Metal. But that was years ago. Since “Dirty”… Read more…

  • Obvurt – The Beginning

    Obvurt is a new Canadian death metal band featuring some pretty recognizable names. We have Philippe Drouin (Unbreakable Hatred) doing… Read more…

  • Kjeld – Ôfstân

    Kjelds’ second full length ‘Ôfstân’ will hit the (mostly virtual) stores February 15th 2021. A highly anticipated (on my part… Read more…

  • Dødsferd – Skotos

    You would think that Dødsferd is a Scandinavian act. Wrong! Despites its name this band is coming from Greece (strange… Read more…

  • Frozen Soul – Crypt of Ice

    The year is 2021 and it seems like yet again, Death Metal bands pop up with releases like mushrooms after… Read more…

  • Digerdöden – Genom dödens svarta törst

    In 2019 I made a review of Tyranni's “Baron af avoghetens smärta” which ended up in my yearlist. Since Digerdöden… Read more…

  • Soilwork- A Whisp of the Atlantic

    Towards the end of the great Gothenburg melodic death metal boom of the mid 1990’s Soilwork is a band that… Read more…

  • Wardruna – Kvitravn

    Nowadays it’s hard to get around Norwegian band Wardruna. Their popularity has increased immensely the last years. Where I remember… Read more…

  • Sagenland – Oale Groond

    As mentioned before the Netherlands proofs to have fertile ground and keeps spawning quality black metal acts and releases. “Oale… Read more…

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