The one thing I’m taking out of the prolonged listening session is that Ophidian I is made up of extremely talented musicians.
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Krv is now almost completely devoid of the minimalism that was the key feature of their early recordings. Though the songs on “Grob i tama”…
Sterbhaus practices their homemade melodic death metal of the elder school with a healthy dose of (Teutonic) thrash metal inserted.
Through all the shadows of doubt surrounding the decades of Pink Floyd, “Live at Knebworth 1990” recording is another pillar on which these megalo-anything-but-maniacs build…
Within the ever-present flood of black metal bands emerging in every corner of the globe, Gotmoor firmly stands its ground.
Thy Catafalque's “Vadak” got me thinking. Like all magnificent pieces of art should.
“The Unholy Hordes” presents Alastor as a band that has a way of making changes. At the same time adapting to them so that the…
Look out for Sea Mosquito. It bites much harder and itches like you wouldn’t believe.
Omenfilth proves to be the leading force, at least from my experience, on the Philippines’ scene.
Though it is notable Helloween is on the rise, they are still not where they intended to be.
Blasphemy did it better. Von did it better, too. Archgoat in their early days, Beherit… Hundreds of them. Conduit Of Chaos stands no chance between…
Five years on from their previous full length record, Desaster definitely (again) proves their worth.
Arwat does not offer a mainline that would run through the entire record as a foundation to build upon with various additions.
Whores and maniacs, I present you Impaled Nazarene!
It took me a while to figure out just which Apostasy this is. As it turns out, this is one of the first, brought to…
When we speak about bands whose international success was hindered by the simple fact that they sing in their native language, Atheist Rap must be…
Xerión is well-kept under the radar of the “elite”. There are literally thousands of bands being put on global pedestals with no apparent reason. All…
Ouija comes back to us with a three track EP. As expected, and mentioned in the promo sheet, “the band sold its soul to black…
I will simply go crack open a cold one and leave the split spinning for a while longer.
Okay, I must note the new track is excellent. Just the way I remember Rhapsody.