Plebeian Grandstand – Rien Ne Suffit
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Showing no servitude to any of the extreme genres, Plebeian Grandstand extracts its ferocious sound out of a trans-agressive synthesis of primeval noise and rock blend. […]
Tag Archives: black metal
Alkuharmonian Kantaja – Shadowy Peripherals
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] A poetic work reveals posthumously its true value and impact upon fellow reader. Perhaps we accept deep marks and influences (in the artistic milieu) only from […]
Sol Kia – Zos Ethos
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] We have been blessed with a new project by the prolific I, Voidhanger Records. And one as experimental as it can one get. Experimental in extreme […]
Anti-God Hand – Wretch
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Coming from British-Columbia region from Canada and thus avoiding the reference to Cascadian influences in technique and lyrical approach, Anti-God Hand plays an open-minded extreme metal, […]
Forhist – Forhist
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Many have already discovered this album in the light of Vindsval preceding creations. He might have looked for a simple and clear Black Metal output and […]
Knyazhaya Pustyn – The Seasons
[Reviewed by: stark] On “Врѣмена” (“The Seasons”) you`ll find a set of really nice neofolk tunes occasionally weaved in with black metal or even ambient atmospheres. There are seventeen songs […]
Tenebra – Through Crying Souls I See What I Was…
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Tenebra wrote a poem that has reference to the soul of the composer, an Italian that takes refugee beneath its Black Metal bones. He incorporates nuances […]
Novae Militiae – Topheth
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Novae Militiae cast their flicker of black shining shades over a monolith of condensed Black Metal fury. As malignant textures hit the wall of denial thoughts […]
Aara – Triade 1: Eos
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] With a dazzling speech of electrifying witchery Black Metal, Aara rekindles a tradition long lost for the genre, the romantic orgy of grandiloquent and operatic music […]
Kosmovorous – Glorification Sermons
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Never will the works of divinatory Black Metal end as long as religious faith remains part of the human. The heretical expression of inner beliefs in […]
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