Taär – Catharsis Till Dawn Review
This is the kind of Black Metal I am really used to. Debut album “Catharsis Till Dawn” is the perfect catharsis -oops! – of how aggressive and filthy Black Metal …
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Ghörnt – Bluetgraf Review
“Bluetgraf” welcomes the fan with its tittle track “Bluetgraf” which at first, my dear child of the night will get stranged by the vocals that go as an anthem. Its …
Nightsteel – S/T Review
Here we got an album that is a pure nostalgia trip to the 1980’s Metal music. “Nightsteel” is the self-tittled debut album of Nightsteel, a band formed in 2022 that …
Allegaeon – The Ossuary Lens Review
Here we got one of the most iconic and known Technical Death Metal bands with their newest effort with the return of their orginal vocalist. Comebacks are always great for …
BATTLE BEAST – ‘Circus of Doom – Live in Helsinki 2023’ Review
The battle for the throne of the most powerful symphonic metal band in the world has begun, but its outcome is still far from being reached.
Malphas – Extinct Review
Is it possible to blend Old School Black Metal with its modern features and still sound very updated? Is it possible to be very melodic and at the same time …
Meshuggah – Immutable, The Indelible Edition Review
It’s fair to say I have made peace with myself that I will not know all the bands from the Metal music scene. I have also made peace with myself …
Tyrannosatan – Babylons Skräck Review
Suddenly, as it is usual, we are receiving lots of minimalistic bands with straight-ahead sound, minimum art covers, and lots, but lots of 1980’s Extreme Metal influences. I’d rather say …
Kiritsis – S/T Review
There are blends I would never wonder they existed if some band had not come here and proved me they existed. That’s exactly what happens with Kiritsis and their self-tittled …
Frantic Amber – Death Becomes Her Review
Well, you all know I am a diehard fan of all-female bands or with female integrants. I think Metal music is so male that it urges the collaboration of our …
Messa – The Spin Review
This is one of the most difficult albums I have ever had here to review not only due to the music, but also how to label it. No, no, no, …
Verheerer – Urgewalt Review
Black Metal albums are not exactly known for having the most shredders and flaming guitars. It seems to be quite the opposite, the guitars in most albums are not the …