Let me tell you one thing. Balmog means business.

Bohemyst is finally here, its power on full display waiting for the world to dive in. Not just recommended but a definite must have if…

There’s a lesson to be learned within Fetid Zombie’s new record

My Latest Failure hardly reinvents the wheel, but what they perform is an honest, and good enough, take on the genre.

The most important conclusion to be taken from this album is that Black Flare is obviously set on the right way.

In an attempt to “reach out and touch the sky”, Rapid Strike, at least for now, is looking to similar fate as Icarus.

While one must recognize that the flame still burns within Djevel’s members and they are not exhausted of fresh drive, the one thing they need…

Seems to me like it’s been a couple of forevers ago since I first heard about the new Scaffold album.

For my personal taste Jars needs a blender instead of a duct tape to piece albums like this together.

The preorders are open for the massive Dissection box set. It will contain 19 (!!!) tapes, huge booklet with photos, a metal pin, two patches,…

The people who are used to Infest and the abominations they have created in the past will most certainly not be disappointed. It is still…

The fifth (if you haven’t figured it on your own yet) recording by Antioch is a killer that needs to find a way to the…

Upon seeing I’ve got a new Dødsferd promo in my mailbox, I got extremely excited. Only to figure out it is a two track EP,…

For an occasional listening session, when you feel like it, Rift Giant is as good as it gets. For a deeper impact we will all…

Loch Vostok has finally given some extra time to creation, having four years since the previous output.

Lord Drunkalot is a debutant, but with an attitude such as described in my opening lines, I cannot see it going places.

I do hope Wratheon finds a clear road and takes a firm step on the very next release.

Metalite proved on this record that a genre that often stubbornly sticks to the, tried and tested, formula has room to evolve.

If you are even slightly partial to the genre, I’m sure you will love Mud Factory.

Speaking of successors to Mr. Quorthon’s legacy, one can hardly find a band more successful in carrying on the torch than Ereb Altor.