Photo Credit: Justin Driscoll Back in 2014 North Carolina Black Metal outfit Worsen released a very satisfying EP entitled Blood which was well received and
Tag: Atmospheric black metal
Album Review: Heaven That Dwells Within- Wormwitch
Back in 2017 an album entitled Strike Mortal Soil was released by Canadian Metal outfit Wormwitch and it was received with much praise. Fast forward
Album Review: Horizon Ontheemt- Nusquama
Eisenwald are one of my favorite labels as of late and they always manage to sign some pretty amazing bands. Uada and Iskandr made my
Album Review: In His Granite Realm- Beorn’s Hall
As you gaze upon the cover art of In His Granite Realm you may find yourself standing in a world not like ours, winding caverns
Interview: A Glimpse into the world of Feasting
There are plenty of bands out there in the underground making music and creating a sound all their own. When I stumbled upon Feasting I
Album Review: Hvísl Stjarnanna- Sinmara
If you have been following The Metal Wanderlust since its inception you will know that I am a huge fan of the Icelandic Metal Scene.
Album Review: S/T- Acathexis
One of my favorite things to do is explore Bandcamp for new music and oftentimes I find a multitude of fantastic bands to sink my
Album Review: A Grief Observed- Chrome Waves
The band Chrome Waves was formed back in 2010 by Jeff Wilson (Wolvhammer, Abigail Williams) and A Grief Observed is the upcoming full length album
Album Review: Dreaming in a Dead Language- Mo’ynoq
Black Metal is such a fascinating genre, it can take listeners on a journey to other worlds and leave them filled with emotion. With such
Album Review: Diseased Remnants of a Dying World- Dødsferd
When you picture our world in utter decay on the brink of death what is it that you see? Perhaps one that is in turmoil
Album Review: Euprosopon- Iskandr
Black Metal is such a versatile genre both musically and lyrically with the ability to traverse down paths strewn in atmosphere, Heathenry, and obscurity. Iskandr
Album Review: Spirit Crusher- Dödsrit
Black Metal and Crust are two genres that work extremely well together, they are both dark and infectious. I first got wind of Dödsrit after
Album Review: Svartmálm- Svartmálm
The Faroe Islands may be a small country but that does not mean there is a shortage of quality music to go around. And well
