Album Reviews

Whoredom Rife's new album conveys a cold and epic style of Norwegian black metal.
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DWEF has gone through many evolutionary changes in the past decade and it seems the band is at the edge of finding a new niche in the modern spectrum of the avant-garde black metal.
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Burial’s full-length album has transcended in quality and sound, the quartet gives us an in-depth sight of their deep musical arrangements.
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Thulcandra’s sonic permutation recaptures the soulful essence that defines the majesty of the Swedish melodic black/death metal.
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Cult of Eibon on their first album observed closely at the classical relics of the past bygone offering everything that would please the fans of Hellenic black metal.
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Worm’s deep interpretation of death/doom will let you loose yourself to the creepy synth and the frothing rhythm.
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Up and coming doesn't mean lack of talent. In Shallows is here to prove that they deserve a spot in the metal music world and that they're here to stay.
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“Angel of Carnage Unleashed” is full of a menacing atmosphere and bombastic orchestral arrangements that will bring Darkwoods My Betrothed to the turrets of its fame.
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Off The Cross shows that they're a fresh wind in the scene with 'Enjoy It While It Lasts' and here to stay!
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Abscession on the sophomore "Rot of Ages" managed to exhibit new musical grounds of Stockholm death metal.
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