Perpetual Among Us – Thy Will Be Done
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] The disc came out in February 2019 under Australis records, a label from the same country as the band, Chile. The label shows a flawless quality […]
Author Archives: Santa Sangre
Wet Nurse. – Thanatosis
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Malignant Records has put on trial another album of heavy-electronics, this time from a Canadian project with an intended power-electronics denomination, Wet Nurse. The album offers […]
Latitudes – Part Island
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Latitudes have reached their 4th album by the help of Debemur Morti Records. As always the decision to publish this record from the french label weighs […]
Asgrauw – Gronspech
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] This Dutch horde took shape about nine years ago and during that time has delivered three full-lengths. They became a member of the Hidden Marly Production […]
Nam-Khar – Secret Essence/Sangwa Dupa
[Reviewed by stark] The main point of interest of this German project is Tibetan spirituality and the channels it offers to reach the enlightenment. After several collaborations, “Secret Essence/Sangwa Dupa” […]
[ówt krì] – Ximenes
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] “Ximenes” is released on Bandcamp digitally and on cd-format. The artist behind the project lives in Helsinki and has built a strong career so far both […]
Blackdeath – Phantasmhassgorie
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] From mundane asphyxiation comes out a prestige of immanence. Age weakens the devotee to Extreme arts and makes him indulge in a contemptive false understanding. Suffocated […]
Cosmic Putrefaction – At The Threshold Of The Greatest Chasm
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Cabalists say that spirit is being fluid only in the divine realm and it becomes hard in the lowest regions, acquiring a crust that obturates light […]
Goregäng – Neon Graves
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] A new American death metal project, formed by the guitarist and drummer that play in the Swedish pretty known band Ribspreader. The drummer, Jeramie Kling, pumms […]
Deafkids – Metaprogramaçao
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Deafkids last output will appeal to a wide auditorium, their music is primary authentic and refreshing, like a rewriting and synthesis of industrial extreme metal, post-punk […]
