So, it is 2023. There is war, a new rendition of the doomsday clock, inflation, and frost in the ProgCave. But there is also plenty
Tag: Finland
Interview: Sovereign Korpituli – Iku-Turso
The Progressive Cave Ogier was stirred from a deep summer slumber recently, as Sovereign Korpituli, “maybe the most productive black metal mastermind from Northern Finland,”
Interview: Tomi Koivusaari – Amorphis
Trendcrusher had the opportunity to sit down with the great Tomi Koivusaari of Amorphis.
Album Review: Return to the Void – Shape of Despair
Few sub-genres speak to me as loudly as Funeral Doom. Though, admittedly, my take on it may differ from some, I relate to the music
Interview: Lasse Pyykkö – Hooded Menace
The great Hooded Menace, ladies and gentlemen, does not require an intricate introduction. Their latest album, “The Tritonus Bell,” is receiving well-deserved high praise from
Album Review: Jylhä – Korpiklaani
“Jylhä” is Korpiklaani’s eleventh full length studio album, and the very first one I’ve ever had the opportunity to hear. Folk Metal isn’t typically my
Interview: Revulsion
Revulsion are an enigma. They may be pure Arctic Circle Death Metal from northernmost Finland, but instead of jumping full-on onto the Finnish Death Metal
Exclusive Premiere: Mustaa Hiiltä – Revulsion
Revulsion has been an active band for quite some time. Since 2005, in fact, the quintet has been ripping up ear drums throughout Finland’s underground
Interview: RAMI JÄMSÄ – Convulse
The ProgCaveOgier was out strolling in the forest one morning, and ran into an old friend, that being Rami from Finnish Death Metal stalwarts Convulse.
Album Review: In the Eye of Nothing – Gorephilia
Finnish Death Metal is doing well in 2020. Most of the scene was gathered to play in one place, to a full arena in London’s
Album Review: Ashes Coalesce – Convocation
As someone who has suffered from depression for the better part of forty years, I have learned to pay particular attention to the things that
Album Review: Only Ashes Remain – Sepulchral Curse
Transcending Obscurity Records releases some of the best heavy music on the planet. This is certainly not a secret in underground circles, but is becoming
Album Review: Cosmic World Mother – …And Oceans
Even though we’ve seen quite a few veteran bands returning in recent years, not too many of the comebacks has filled me with such anticipation
Album Review: Realm Of Ash And Blood – Solothus
One of the greatest joys in following music is to watch bands grow. Especially, if you have been into their albums since the very beginning.
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