Our first issue of Luminous Gloominous got some positive feedback, and that made us here at TMW feel pretty damn good. The choice to continue
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Luminous Gloominous: Six Albums That Helped Us Through The Week
The idea for Luminous Gloominous has been kicking around for a while. It took some time to figure out the right avenue, and a weekly
Interview: Peter Svensson – Gauntlet Rule
Gauntlet Rule is a Traditional Heavy Metal supergroup from Sweden. The one and only Rogga Johansson on rhythm and melody guitars, Teddy Möller of Loch
Album Review: The War To End All Wars – Sabaton
Still, upon hearing about their upcoming release, “The War to End All Wars,” I found myself wondering if a world existed where I could appreciate Sabaton for what they are instead of hating them for what they are not.
Album Review: Royal Destroyer – The Crown
After Crown of Thorns shortened their name to The Crown, they became the most important Swedish band around for yours ogierly. The first Crown of
Album Review: Empyrean – Paranorm
It’s always an exciting moment when something fresh and a little different passes my way, and Swedish Progressive Thrash Metal quartet Paranorm is one such band. I’ll also hold my hands up
Death In December – Three of the finest from December 2020
2020 was exceptional in many ways. Not going to the germ side of things here, but one of the anomalies this year was the amount
ALBUM REVIEW: MISANTHROPIC BREED – LIK
Your Grouchy friend absolutely worships early Dismember and Entombed so it shouldn’t come as a huge shock that he quite enjoys a bit of early
Full Album Premiere: The Shadow at the World’s End – Revolting
Rogga Johansson is a man that needs no introduction. We managed to interview the busiest man in Heavy Metal last year (https://themetalwanderlust.com/2019/10/04/interview-paganizer/), and are now
Exclusive Premiere: Unholy Madness – Wombbath
In case you landed up here looking for information about the furry creature from Down Under, you are on the wrong website. Wombbath are an
Album Review: Let Them Die – Hark from the Tomb
“Let Them Die,” the debut album from Hark from the Tomb is a statement of utter contempt for the current state of humanity as a
Exclusive Premiere: Entrenched in Nihilism – Henry Kane
Whoah, have we been a lucky bunch of buggers of late. First Transcending Obscurity Records gave us an exclusive premiere of Italy’s monstrous Xpus, and
Album Review: Hearts of No Light – Schammasch
Swiss avant-garde Black Metal band Schammasch are back with full length number four “Hearts of No Light“, following in the fascinatingly unconventional footsteps of its
The Metal Wanderlust 