The Siberian pagan horde of WELICORUSS are about to unleash another serving of their epic symphonic black metal upon this world! Check it out!
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…And Oceans’ next record ‘Cosmic World other’ is due in May. Album deets right here!
Totengeflüster lifts the veil of dead to reveal another track from their upcoming album ‘The Faceless Divine’
And Oceans found a man to fill the big shoes of vocalist Kena after his departure from the band!
Benighted’s Kevin Paradis perform guest drums for the next Formicarius album.
Finnish symphonic black metal master Vargrav is already returning with a second album!
Norwegian royalty Dimmu Borgir will set Tuska 2019 stages aflame and family festival no more…
May is another busy month for releases, go check that shit out!
Dimmu Borgir have released a new single called Interdimensional Summit, check it out here!
Alcatraz has just added 14 new names to their bill, check them out here!
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Album Reviews
Mystic Circle’s self-titled album delivers brilliant musicianship, arguably the eighth album is their most aggressive and melodic piece of black metal.
Arkhtinn on the sophomore “二度目の災害” convey the kind of haunting wonderment that evokes the eerie sounds of atmospheric/symphonic black metal.
Olio Tähtien Takana on its third epic endeavor ‘Spectral Katharsis’ gives a lesson on how to achieve an epic orchestral style of black metal.
“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.
Warmoon Lord masterly conjures orcish themes and fantastic symphonies on the sophomore effort ‘Battlesspells’.
‘Dy’th Requiem for the Serpent Telepath’ is a lengthy album, containing twelve songs that combine into a seventy-seven minutes mystical overture. The album is built on lofty musical arrangements that manifest in different tones of atonal symphony.
“La Morsure du Christ” beautifully emphasizes the majestic and the grim vocal performance, the songs are carried in the exuberant form of tremolo picked-riffs. Illustrating a powerful presentation throughout forty-four minutes of duration.
Fans who have anticipated the return of this Swedish black metal band, rest assured: ‘Hinsides Vrede’ combines the spine-chilling symphonies of the Nordic black metal.
‘Effigy of Nightmares’ is a big improvement from the sophomore. Valdrin has succeeded in taking their craft to a professional level.
‘Franckensteina Strataemontanus’ is an immense album that that will capture your senses.
