Tag: afm records, brothers of metal, final days, gus g, heavy metal, nils löffler, Orden Ogan, ozzy osbourne, power metal, releases, reviews, sebastian "seeb" levermann, ylva eriksson
Orden Ogan – Final Days
NeleMar 20, 2021
After a few delays, German heavy metal band Orden Ogan‘s new album ‘Final Days‘ has finally been released in March 2021. This album, a dark sci-fi...
Hulder – Godslastering: Hymns of a Forlorn Peasantry
Simon RubbrechtFeb 15, 2021
Review of the debut album of Hulder, a one-woman-Band, who has her roots in firmly planted in black metal.
Grabunhold – Heldentod
MaxenFeb 13, 2021
'Heldentod' offers a most memorable album where the music mesmerizingly fuses the grim elements of nineties black metal.
Misotheist – For the Glory of Your Redeemer
MaxenFeb 05, 2021
'For the Glory of Your Redeemer' is an excellent follow-up to the band's debut album. If you are looking for some dark, black metal music with gloomy riffs and creepy...
The Ruins of Beverast – The Thule Grimoires
MaxenFeb 05, 2021
The Ruins of Beverast unfolds an overwhelming journey to the realms of the unknown. In its time length of sixty-nine minutes, Meilenwald brings a unique and...
All Time Low – Wake Up Sunshine
NeleJan 13, 2021
After celebrating the 10th anniversary of their album ‘Nothing Personal’ in 2019, All Time Low went back to the basics for their latest album ‘Wake Up...
Malakhim – Theion
MaxenJan 07, 2021
'Theion' brings the pure aggression of the second wave of black metal. This is by far the best offering to date from these Swedish warmongers.
King Creature – Set the World on Fire
Annet WoltersJan 05, 2021
The word I find myself using a lot here is power. King Creature is at its best when they go all out and produce nice hardrock with balls.
Abigor – Totschläger (A Saint Slayer’s Songbook)
MaxenDec 22, 2020
'Totschläger (A Saint Slayer's Songbook)' is a testimony to the band’s craftsmanship and skills, proving again that Abigor’s music has always been about...
Silver Knife – Unyielding / Unseeing
MaxenDec 21, 2020
'Unyielding/Unseeing' combines several masterminds who conveyed their genuine ideas to experiment with different musical domains.
