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  • Cirith Gorgor – Sovereign

    Ever since the middle of the nineties Cirith Gorgor has led a crusade with its aggressive yet melodic terror. There… Read more…

  • Murg – Strävan

    I have never heard of Murg before. And that’s a pity because their third offspring made quite an impression on… Read more…

  • Numenorean – Adore

    Canadian post-black metal entourage Numenorean left a deep and long lasting impression with their 2016 debut release Home. In the… Read more…

  • Delain – Hunter’s Moon

    Where the full length Delain records have always impressed me, the EPs were of a different caliber. Does Hunter’s Moon… Read more…

  • Rotting Christ – The Heretics

    Greek metallers Rotting Christ have become a steady name in the list of Black Metal bands whose success just is… Read more…

  • Hexvessel – All Tree

    I am not such a huge fan of folk. I am more into neo-folk, martial and industrial to be honest.… Read more…

  • Swallow the Sun – When a Shadow Is Forced Into the Light

    Known for its original and emotional death/doom metal Swallow The Sun reached its peak with their magnus opus “Songs of… Read more…

  • Barshasketh – Barshasketh

    Originally started by Krigest as one man project things really became serious when he relocated from New Zealand to Scotland… Read more…

  • Editor Top 10(ish) Lists of 2018

    Christmas is done and the end of 2018 approaches rapidly. A year of some pretty darn good releases and disappointments… Read more…

  • Lucifer’s Cold Embrace – The Elegy of Lilith

    After the well-received EP “Sovereign Heresy” Martin van Beek (Non-Divine, Netherlands) reckoned it was time for a full length album… Read more…

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