Southern California is not the first place that comes to mind when referring to the genre of Black Metal but if you dig deep into
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Album Review: Astral Necromancy- Hoth
It has been four long years since Hoth released their amazing album entitled Oathbreaker and I for one was flooded with excitement once the announcement
Album Review: Unsettling Whispers- Gaerea
We here at The Metal Wanderlust enjoy exploring the various realms that the scene has to offer and oftentimes we find ourselves pleasantly surprised by
Album Review: The Shadowed Road- Sojourner
Back in 2015 a song entitled Heritage of the Natural Realm made its way into the airwaves and I remember stumbling upon it and thinking
Album Review: Soul Dissolution – Stardust
One could argue that when you combine atmosphere and post metal with black metal that you lose the black metal itself. To a purist of
Album Review: Cult of a Dying Sun- Uada
After what felt like a lifetime Oregon’s own Uada finally have a new album on the horizon entitled Cult of a Dying Sun. Following the
Album Review: Primordial – Exile Amongst The Ruins
Primordial…how long have these guy’s been hanging around, and who of you have paid any attention? Not enough for mine, and the sad part is
EP Review: Nòtt- Nòtt
We here at The Metal Wanderlust receive plenty of promos to keep us busy but there are times something special happens to land in our
Album Review: Abysswalker – Plagis
Guess what folks. Plagues is back. Yes, Plagues, and by that I don’t mean the sort of thing that will make all your loved ones
Album Review: Agios O Fotiá- Hvile I Kaos
Album Artwork: Lone Wolf Productions After much delay on my part I have finally gotten around to writing about a favorite here at The Metal
Interview: Harakiri for the Sky
J.J. from the band Harakiri for the Sky was nice enough to answer a few interview questions for The Metal Wanderlust. Their new album Arson is out
Album Review: Black Celestial Orbs- Veiled
The essence of feelings and tangible emotions that music has the power to deliver is something that is sought after and in the world of
Album Review: Igne Natura Renovatur Integra – Misanthropic Rage
“Avant-garde” is a term that I see used a lot for all styles of extreme metal bands these days, but does it have meaning anymore?
