Album Reviews

Night Hag first full length album "Phantasmal Scourge" is total worship of death/doom metal, and highly recommended for fans of Cianide.
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Silhouette blends post-black and atmospheric black metal with delicate female vocals. “Les Retranchements” conveys gothic influences from bands like Theatre of Tragedy, The Sins of Thy Beloved, and Trees of Eternity.
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Det Evia Leendet on the sophomore album "Reverence" pulled off a unique architecture embedded in the powerful cacophony of a blistering wall of sound.
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Immolation's 11th “Acts Of God” wields a slew of obscure tracks that see them sitting atop the death metal throne, this is without a doubt a serious contender for the albums of the year 2022 lists!
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Crusade of Bards create this mix of power metal, symphonic metal, folk touches, and even gothic and pagan touches. It’s all there, and it all blends in beautifully together.
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Furis Ignis' debut album "Decapitate the Aging World" is a raw set of five primitive unholy black metal anthems.
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Requiem brings us 9 tracks that while maintaining a bit of earlier Korn sounds also brings us modern Nu-Metal sounds and packs a punch.
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Ifernach managed to pull a great mixture of malicious old-school black metal on its fifth album "Capitulation Of All Life".
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French metal outfit Dagoba delivers with 'By Night' an album that very well might be the next step in their career and a schooling in modern metal! A furious blend of metal, electronic elements and neck breaking moves.
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“Trisagion” offers a grand spectacle of how modern atmospheric black metal and funeral doom can be effectively engaging and powerful when merged.
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