Let the Tide of October wash over you with the release of October Tide’s seventh studio album on the sixth of October. Four years after its predecessor “In Splender Below”, “The Cancer Pledge”...
Marduk is back with their fifteenth (!!) full-length called “Memento Mori” (not to be mistaken with Depeche Mode’s newest spawn with the same name). Reigning for more than thirty years, Marduk has never let...
Unholy Hell! I have never expected that In Aphelion’s “Moribund” was such sheer pleasure to listen to! It is almost impossible not to bang your head or use one of your limbs to tap...
Sometimes when there’s not much exciting things going on in terms of releases I have a look through every metalhead’s favourite site – Metal Archives – and click on a few bands with alluring-sounding...
I must admit I felt a certain amount of trepidation at the news that Sabaton’s 10th studio album would be a follow up to 2019’s “The Great War.” I don’t believe I was alone...
Formed in 2003, Ereb Altor was established as a supplement to Tabletop RPG Drakar och Demoner, a Swedish sibling of the more well-known Dungeons and Dragons. Given this origin, they are surprisingly well realised...
This isn’t the first time I’ve said this and it won’t be the last. One of the things I enjoy most about doing reviews like this is that I get exposed to music I...
With their latest release, Arete, Sweden’s Netherbird dives deep into human psychology and thought process, provoking a reflection into what motivates us as humans and at what lengths and sacrifices that we will endure...
With 'Hädanfärd', Night Crowned have delivered another strong album on which they've found the perfect blend between melody, aggression, technical prowess and with a nod to the Scandinavian metal heritage. ...
Since their return in 2014, At The Gates have been slowly introducing more progressive elements to their iconic sound. With The Nightmare of Being, they’ve completely brought it to the forefront. I’ve loved the...