sweden – The Metal Wanderlust

Interview: Rogga Johansson – Paganizer

October 4, 2019 trendcrusher

“Tower of the Morbid“, the upcoming album from Swedish Death Metal act Paganizer is their 11th full length album. The album was highly rated

Album Review: The Tower of the Morbid – Paganizer

September 12, 2019 Andrew Cook/The Great Mackintosh

“A Yank, a Fin and an Aussie walk into a…” OH NO, NOT THAT FUCKING SHIT AGAIN! (Insert large whacking noise here..). It’s okay people,

Album Review: Ulv- Seid

July 10, 2019 progcaveogier

Black metal of today is more and more about trends. There are feuds that spread through social media and people start taking sides. There are

Album Review: Extreme Graveyard Tornado – Birdflesh

June 28, 2019 artificialbrian

“He’s mad, they’d say. He’s insane. He’s dangerous. Well I’ll show them. I’ll show them all!” Thanks for the appropriate introduction, Mister Bernard Black. Although

Album Review: Contemplations – Soliloquium

February 14, 2019 Baker

The death knell has sounded and Soliloquium have dropped their second full length album on us. “Contemplations” is nothing but incredible, bringing the agonizing Doom and

Album Review: Flesh For Funerals Eternal – Feral

February 6, 2019 Andrew Cook/The Great Mackintosh

A thing that needs to be said again, and that is of the band naming variety. Whereas I have previously stated that Feral’s fellow label

Album Review: Lotus – Soen

January 31, 2019 progcaveogier

It is a rare thing today, that a band is allowed to work around their identity and direction for several albums anymore. Quite often, it

Album Review: Reign of the Odious – Musmahhu

January 19, 2019 progcaveogier

Getting over your list mania yet, dear people? Feeling the hunger for new Death Metal? Well, look no further as here’s something rock solid to

Album Review: Arctic Blood – Siniestro

January 2, 2019 longstretch1

This four track EP gives us just a small taste of what Swedish Metallers, Siniestro do, and do very well. Think of a sampler box

Album Review: Among the Dormant Watchers – Forest of Shadows

January 1, 2019 progcaveogier

Remember the Funeral Doom movement of previous decade? The times when bands like Ahab, Colosseum, Esoteric, Evoken, Shape of Despair, or Catacombs crawled slowly and