Celestial Sanctuary – Visions of Stagnant Blood Review
The myriad of Metal music gets more and more interesting as I keep knowing more and more bands. This Celestial Sanctuary “Visions of Stagnant Blood” has proved me this. It …
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Paths to Deliverance – Ten Review
The more I listen to Black Metal, the more I understand the details that differentiate the bands and their generations. As someone who met Black metal for the first time …
Nattverd – Tidloes Naadesloes Review
Honest and straight-ahead Old School Black Metal with very few, but outstanding, modern features. This is what my dear child of the night will find in “Tidloes Naadesloes” with album …
Midnight Vice – S/T Review
Hearing for “Midnight Vice” an unsung band immediately comes to my mind; Damien Thorne with their 1986’s debut album “The Sign of the Jackal,” which is aesthetically very similar to …
The Slime – Crabwalk to Oblivion Review
In general, I avoid all bands with “The” in their names because they take to a place I do not want to be. That’s it. However, The Slime with “Crabwalk …
Serpent Rider – The Ichor Of Chimaera Review
In 2021 we had the pleasure of reviewing the split album “Visions of Esoteric Splendor” of Ezra Brooks and Serpent Rider. After this long four year hiatus, here we have Serpent …
Galgeberg – Cerberus Review
Yeah! Brutal raw Old School Heavy Metal with close flirts with Hardcore. That’s what Galgeberg with “Cerberus” deliver the fan today. No clean production that makes the guitars hard to …
Damon Systema – Ate Review
“Ate” is the debut album of Damon Systema, a band that flirts with the mythic atmosphere of ancient Greece bringing to their music characters full of passion, arrogance, calamity, divine …
Aran Angmar – Ordo Diabolicum Review
Sadness, a deep and profound sadness. Not melancholy, because melancholy is a different thing. It’s pure sadness the feeling Aran Angmar with “Ordo Diabolicum” share with me. This is the …
Wythersake – At War With Their Divinity Review
Wow! Definetely wow! Wythersake with “At War With Their Divinity” took the wow to a whole new level of wow. “At War With Their Divinity” is not only grand, it …
Sometime in February – Where Mountains Hide Review
I have made peace with myself that I cannot review all the albums that come to me. It is an impossible mission even though I would love to have the …
Lordi – Limited Deadition Review
From all the albums I have ever reviewed here, “Limited Deadition” is the one with the most uncanny and unexpected thematic. I will add creative to it. Even though action …