Review: Rebel Wizard – Hark! Hark! Hark!
Corrosive blackened NWOBHM to darken your day.
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Review: Mefitis – Despair
Adrenaline filled progressive black metal makes for an impressive debut from this Beijing based trio.
Review: Tovarish – If The War Comes Tomorrow
An experimental outpouring of anger and frustration directed at America’s current political climate.
Review: Radien – ASTE
Two haunting and original tracks make up this emotive EP.
Review: Ashbringer – Absolution
Bringing colour and intricacy to the traditions of black metal.
Review: Itheist – Itheist
The boundaries of black metal are pushed ever further on this powerful release.
Review: Black Passage – The Veil
A diverse range of influences inform the unique sound of this powerful debut album.
Review: Epitaphe – I
Dark, eerie atmospheres and ferocious riffs lace this dynamic and promising debut.
Review: Yellow Eyes – Rare Field Ceiling
An immersive, unsettling and ultimately rewarding dose of black metal.
Premiere: The Majesty and Magick of Aeons And Monuments’ Anthropos
The culmination of a powerful and emotive trilogy.
Review: Kval – Laho
The second album from Finland’s Kval is a beautifully textured slice of atmospheric black metal with shades of light amongst the foreboding darkness.
Review: Neckbeard Deathcamp – So Much For The Tolerant Left
When a band is this good at pissing off bigots, it’s hard not to love ‘em.
Review: Verwoed – De Val
Intricate instrumentation and a foreboding atmosphere makes the sophomore album from Dutch one-man black metal outfit Verwoed a truly rewarding listen.
Review: Fox Millions Duo – Biting Through
A genuinely off-centre, engagingly indulgent experience.
Review: Ba’al – Reverence
Ba’al return with a new vocalist and a broad set of influences on their mesmerising new EP.
Review: Møl – I/II
The Dutch blackgaze innovators are given the reissue treatment as their first two EPs I and II are re-released as one package for the first time.
