Review: Thy Catafalque ‘Alföld’
Thy Catafalque have been at this atmospheric black metal game since their 1999 debut Sublunary Tragedies. A few lineup changes
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Season Of Mist
Review: The Devil’s Trade ‘Vidékek Vannak Idebenn’
The most striking thing about the dark Hungarian doom/folk band, for me, is Dávid Makó’s voice. Over a traditional musical
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Review: Johnny The Boy ‘You’
Sometimes, something that has transpired organically can become one of the most wondrous things indeed. Whether it be music, art,
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Review: Rotten Sound ‘Apocalypse’
By their own admission, Finland’s biggest grindcore exports have been a tad tardy getting album number eight out of the
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Review: OAK ‘Disintegrate’
Portugal’s OAK, one of many with the same name on the Encyclopaedia Metallum, are a band whose journey began on
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Review: Stoned Jesus ‘Father Light’
Over the last decade, one band I have become increasingly more aware of as time has passed is Stoned Jesus.
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Review: Crippled Black Phoenix ‘Banefyre’
Crippled Black Phoenix (CPB) are brilliant at expressing profound anger and bitterness through their music. This latest release, Banefyre, is
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Review: Heilung ‘Drif’
Formed in 2014, Heilung, Danish for ‘Healing’, has already released two studio records, Ofnir and Futha, and one of the
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Review: Christian Death ‘Evil Becomes Rule’
The conventions of goth or death rock can sometimes be a little repetitive. The available tool kit is well developed
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Review: Somali Yacht Club ‘The Space’
It’s hard enough for musicians to make any sort of living normally. But COVID made touring impossible, then finally bands
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Review: Funeral ‘Praesentialis In Aeternum’
What more can you say about Norwegian doom titans Funeral, other than the fact that their sound has slowly evolved
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