Album Reviews

Murg depicts their work of art in a fascinating way. The band certainly falls under the category of old school black metal.
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The Krueggers deliver an album on which they managed to blend (post-)grunge and nu-metal into a balanced and engaging sound!
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'Divlja Vatra' is a damned good record that sounds overtly raw, as well as subtly melodic and depressive at times.
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Morbid Realms is determined by the energy and the sheer performance of the U.S. death metal trio Sentient Horror, who has released a rip-roaring album for fans of extreme metal.
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What if Rammstein and Slipknot had a baby? And maybe a bit of Die Antwoord? There’s not really an example of how King Satan sounds.
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Dead by Dawn Records keeps picking the cherries out of the death metal pie in the lowlands area. This time it are the young, hungry wolves of Moss upon the Skull who unleash their debut album ‘In Vengeful Reverence’ on vinyl and tape.
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Revel In Flesh's "The Hour of the Avenger" is a catchy album which includes many memorable moments from the melodies and aggression.
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Necrophagia may have been put to rest after the untimely death of its main driving force Killjoy, but the undead rear their putrid head once more time with these selected cuts from their studio albums: ‘Here Lies Necrophagia: 35 Years of Death Metal’.
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Djevel delivers a unique approach of old school black metal meets melodic black metal. Their new album, 'Ormer til armer, maane til hode'focuses on its raw templates and icy cold melodies.
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Simulacrum is a mind-blowing work of art and it’s one of the best technical death metal albums which I have experienced in a very long time. FFO Nile, Suffocation, and Hour of Penance.
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