Atravan is a surprise that should quickly capture the attention of progressive rock and metal aficionados.

Тишина offers just about enough of what you’re hoping for. Nothing less, but unfortunately nothing more. A doom / death metal album you’re used to…

A combination of folk moments and traditional instruments, laid on top of extreme metal foundation. Though, in the case of Sieta, one can distinguish melodic…

When Rage Against The Machine turned out a money-grabbing concert sell-out, the explicit nature of American Terror is certainly an excellent replacement.

“Kraljevačka punk hronika” is an extremely valuable testament to one cultural phenomenon in one city.

There was never any real chance that a band called Abaddon Incarnate will be neglected when it comes to reviews in Abaddon Magazine.

Unbowed performs modern melodic death metal, combined with metalcore or deathcore. All the perks included.

Like the cosmos itself, Metakosmia’s creation is limitless, borderless, genreless… It is thought provoking and it is a damn shame that “Aperantos Kosmos” is probably…

Forcing Nattehimmel is, in my book, not a good idea.

In short, Stillborn's “Cultura de la Muerte” is an instant knock-out blow!

Expedition is formed by four rather young Irish guys, judging from the band photos.

The Decayed is a force to be reckoned.

The general idea behind Grand Celestial Nightmare is one that could turn heads towards this Dutch project.

Disassemble is not an easy listen, but bountiful should you understand fully the message behind it.

Mirror, mirror on the wall, who’s the most brutal of them all? Could it be Wasting The Genesis?

“The Shadowless Queen” is Silent Kingdom finally enthroned!

More than anything or anyone, Mr. Halford teaches us a lesson in being human, above all the glitz, glamour, sticks and stones.

Abbath does incorporate a lot of what made Immortal such a monument on the black metal scene, but “Dread Reaver”, perhaps even more than its…

Violentor revisited, reinvented, redesigned but still repulsive, repugnant, retro…

I choose to think of this album as a build-up to some potential greatness Mondocane will deliver in the future.