Our interviewer Antonie sat down to have a nice chat with Larissa Vale from Black Satellite at the Melkweg on the 5th of December 2024. ...
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Live report: Black Satellite, Cradle of Filth and more – Melkweg Amsterdam, December 5th
I t was the 5th of December, and all the boys and girls in the Netherlands opened presents they got from Sinterklaas, but in Amsterdam there was a spooky vibe going around. It was...
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Panzerchrist – “Maleficium Part I”
With “Maleficium Part I,” Panzerchrist delivers a modern blackened death metal opus that strikes the perfect balance between ferocity and atmosphere. The album is a relentless barrage of sonic punishment, yet it feels like the culmination of...
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Inverted Cross – “Eternal Flames of Hell”
A trip back to the 1980s thrash metal scene, “Eternal Flames of Hell” delivers a relentless whirlwind of blackened thrash that’s drenched in energy and vintage attitude. If you ever wondered what it would be like to summon...
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The Old Dead Tree – “Second Thoughts”
When a band makes a return after a long hiatus, there’s always a risk. Fans wonder if they can recapture their magic or if they’ll fall short of expectations. But The Old Dead Tree’s latest offering, “Second...
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Panzerfaust – “The Suns of Perdition IV: To Shadow Zion”
“The Suns of Perdition IV: To Shadow Zion” marks the final chapter of Panzerfaust’s ambitious quadrilogy, and what a conclusion it is. True to the spirit of modern black metal while respecting its roots, this album...
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HJEMSØKT – “Om Vinteren, På En Sort Trone”
HJEMSØKT‘s debut album, “Om Vinteren, På En Sort Trone,” is a frosty, relentless homage to the classic Norwegian black metal of the early 1990s. Everything about this release screams dedication to the genre’s raw, uncompromising roots....
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Goblin Hovel – “Gobischkevrot”
Goblin Hovel are no strangers to pushing the boundaries of what metal can be. With over 20 releases under their belt, their latest offering, “Gobischkevrot,” is a whirlwind of thrash, classic, and death metal fused with folk...
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Grylle – “Egrotants, Souffreteux, Cacochymes, Covidards”
Grylle are certainly not your conventional black metal act, and their latest offering, “Egrotants, Souffreteux, Cacochymes, Covidards,” continues to push the genre’s boundaries in unexpected ways. With a core sound built around medieval instruments, no electric guitars,...
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Ian Blurton’s FUTURE NOW – “Crimes of the City”
Stoner groove metal lovers and fans of vintage heavy rock, rejoice! Ian Blurton’s FUTURE NOW has arrived with “Crimes of the City”, a thunderous blast of riff-driven rock that channels the gritty energy of the 1970s while...
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