Moss Upon The Skull – In Vengeful Reverence
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Another miracle of death-metal experience is making again biological survival possible. Nothing remotely like the reducing valve squeezed at maximum of the brain of common XXI […]
Category Archives: reviews
Adonai Atrophia – Metahistory
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Albums like this are likely to bring one on the verge of confusion, bewilderment, because the music is more than sound, it is a demanding interrogation […]
Nattravnen – Kult of the Raven
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] This new born project displays at the feet of the metal fanatic his royal gifts: mystery, devotion and poetry. All have been carefully veiled by the […]
Camecrude – Enclave I
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] It is for the third time that this record is being played out of the speakers in this room, and each time there are new findings […]
Sphyxion – 2
[Reviewed by stark] Sphyxion is a side project of Maninkari which received some sugar from us a couple of years ago. Charlot brothers have joined forces with Zoharum label, to […]
Ulver – Sic Transit Gloria Mundi
[Reviewed by stark] This new chapter of Garm and his buddies’ musical adventure, doesn’t bring any revolution, but it’s rather a complementation to the critically acclaimed “The Assassination Of Julius […]
Hecate Enthroned – Embrace Of The Godless Aeon
[Reviewed by stark] This band always had a tough life. Living in the shadow of someone may be comfortable for opportunists without any ambitions for something more than eating or […]
Institution D.O.L. – Our Love Can Destroy This Whole Fucking World
[Reviewed by Marcel P.] Full disclosure: I am not an expert in the field of Power Electronics. But having a finger on the pulse of the entire scene doesn’t seem […]
Worgor – Invidious
[Reviewed by stark] Haven’t heard about this project. It’s a one man endeavour from Melbourne, Australia and this is his fourth EP – all of these were released in digital […]
Phragments – Fratres
[Reviewed by stark] The main export good from Slovakia is back with “Fratres”, which is not a brand new full album, but a collection of collaborations Phragments was involved in […]
