Now, despite the advantages and shortcomings of the bands presented on this split CD, I must note that I enjoyed spinning this release very much.…

Now, to call “Devoured in Decay” a success on the field of horror soundtrack would be wrong. I could probably mention a number of records…

It needs to be said that though “December” is quite a decent record, it lacks a touch of Hadal’s own imagination.

Anderwelt doesn’t want you simply banging your heads. They need you to start banging on the artificial walls surrounding us all like sheep. They are…

To speak about some sort of an instant classic would be tasteless at this point in time, but Sardonic Witchery’s former reputation is certainly well-deserved…

With such a length, “Bastards United” could have offered a broader overview of Portuguese thrash metal scene. Still, for an inquisitive mind such as mine,…

It is my opinion that only God himself can stop Zvijer becoming a force to be reckoned.

Once I established what they are capable of, you can place a bet that I will look forward to what Rambomesser will deliver in the…

In the meantime, I’m exhilarated with “Necrodaemon Terrorsathan”, version 2020. It has aged like fine wine and now that Belphegor let it breathe for a…

I feel like Metal Detektor serves the one purpose of five Italians having fun playing music they obviously love.

I’m sure that the new Auðn album will be swallowed up by every fan of Icelandic black metal.

I can honestly say that the new Grievance is a great example of how to manage an interesting black metal record on a fairly raw…

Fact is that Skeleton Pit draws a whole lot from their more famous countrymen. There’s some of their own input, but it mostly comes down…

Benediction gives it all away and there’s no other way that taking it all in.

If you’re a metal fan, there’s just two ways you can handle Panychida. You either love them, or haven’t heard about them.

While the debut by Tomorrow's Rain is certainly above the average and hits the right spot emotionally, there is still room for improvement.

A lot can be expected from Sense of Creation, with just a bit of perseverance.

Mindless Sinner would’ve been a perfect opening act for any NWOBHM tours that came across Sweden back in the day.

So far, Malamorte keeps to the right track. Hopefully it will last.

Memoremains is a band that I can easily see myself rooting for on some Eurovision song contest.