You might find the music of Colombian Blackened Death Metallers Eshtadur, whose name translates as ‘rebellion of angels’, a bit of a surprise on first listen.
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Album Review: Slaver – Cauldron Black Ram
Back with their first full length in six years, due to commitments with their other bands Mournful Congregation and Stargazer, Australia’s underground Blackened Death Thrash
ALBUM REVIEW: BLACK TIDES OF OBSCURITY – EARTH ROT
Starting off the album is the aforementioned first single, “Dread Rebirth”. This song just about captures everything Earth Rot are and what they will (or
Album Review: Encomium of Depraved Spirits – Sarinvomit / Eggs of Gommorh
Hot off the heels of reviewing Eggs of Gomorrh’s “Outpregnate”, I am happy to say, but wait, there’s more. Yes, here they are again bringing
Album Review: Satan’s Eclipse – Impure
Okay kids, let’s go inside for some chips, cookies, and art and crafts for our satanic rituals! Oh hi there, it’s ThatAstronautGuy back again to
Album Review: The Telluric Ashes of the Ö Vrth Immemorial Gods – Esoctrilihum
It’s only on rare occasions that we get an act that really challenges the way we look at music in general and continue to blow
Album Review: Album I + II – Blood of the Wolf
When The Great Mackintosh sent me the list of albums available for review, this album immediately jumped out at me. There’s a couple of reasons
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: S.I.N. – Veld
Veld are a Blackened Death Metal band from Belarus and they have been working on their new album for a couple years and fans were
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
Interview: LeTuM- Blasphemy at its Core
When you think of Central California, you think Vegetable Fields, Truck Stops, Indian Food, Sasquatch, Camping, Kayaking and BEARS!!! Did I mention Sasquatch? Well, I
Album Review: Fields Of Isolation – Mist of Misery
Where to begin with this EP. For starters I have not listened to much of their earlier stuff, and I am quite the fool for
