Album Reviews

‘Heldentod’ offers a most memorable album where the music mesmerizingly fuses the grim elements of nineties black metal.

Nawaharjan’s debut album ‘Lokabrenna’ is crafted with a dark atmosphere that reminisces the modern style of the German black metal.

Dark Fortress on the new album gives us a haunting opus where they combine their creativity into an immersive experience. The album has a depth and intensity filled with a grim sense of atmosphere.

Mavorim’s “Axis Mundi” is a comfortable record to listen to there is clearly something unique about the newest album.

Since the debut album, the band became the most adherents for Jon Nödtveidt’s legacy.

As in whole, Totenwache’s debut “Der Shwarze Hort” is soaked in beautiful melodies and mournful aura of pure black metal mastery.

Vespasian and Horaz are experienced musicians and both understand how to find balance between atmospheric and symphonic black metal.

“Live in Berlin” clocks at almost 80 minutes, but believe me you won’t feel a single dull moment with Der Weg Einer Freiheit’s performance!

Vanitas Vanitatvm in general has two dimensions where the band successfully stick to the raw black metal style then suddenly transit into slower musical passages.

“Sounds from the Vortex” is refreshingly modern and it’s definitely one of the substantial releases of 2018. Fans of Dissection, Sacramentum and Unanimated will dig this excellent release.