It is a rare thing today, that a band is allowed to work around their identity and direction for several albums anymore. Quite often, it
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Album Review: Reign of the Odious – Musmahhu
Getting over your list mania yet, dear people? Feeling the hunger for new Death Metal? Well, look no further as here’s something rock solid to
Album Review: Among the Dormant Watchers – Forest of Shadows
Remember the Funeral Doom movement of previous decade? The times when bands like Ahab, Colosseum, Esoteric, Evoken, Shape of Despair, or Catacombs crawled slowly and
Album Review: Disciples of the Void – Disciples of the Void
There is a new wave of Black Metal rising in Finland just now. More keyboard oriented, atmospheric and ice cold. Maybe less necro and rough
Album Review: From The Madness Of Ixion – House Of Atreus
In current metal scene, House of Atreus are among the very few bands that have a musical direction that can be called of theirs and
Album Review – Mesa – Abyssous
Abyssous are back! These Morbid Angel / Asphyx worshiping Germans came first to our awareness with a damn impressive debut album ‘Smouldering‘, released through Iron
Album Review: Skulled to Death – Skulmagot
The following story is largely fictional, largely… McDonald’s arrived in Finland in 1984. While opening up the facilities, some of that American beef fat slipped
Album Review: The Face of Fear – Artillery
Thrash metal was such an interesting phenomenon in it’s day. A surface where the Heavy Metal riffs took on a new life when mashed up
Album Review:Nexus of Teeth – Hyperdontia
There’s a lot of cool stuff bubbling away in the underground Death Metal scene of today and Hyperdontia seems to be contacted to vast majority
Album Review: The Luciferian Crown – Archgoat
Black metal is doing well in 2018. Albums by Craft, Esoctrilihum, Kriegsmaschine, Arkheth, Master’s Hammer and Hoth, for example, have taken the expression of the
Album Review – Caustic Attack – Terrorizer
The status of an Extreme Metal legend can be a bit of a diluted thing in promo kits. Bands with minor, or almost non-existent
Album Review: A New Kind of Horror – Anaal Nathrakh
Anaal Nathrakh are a sonic atom bomb. There is no other way to describe a band that takes the most venomous, violent and abrasive elements
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