[aural time-slip] Desiderii Marginis – Songs Over Ruins
[Reviewed by stark] The vinyl reissue of Desiderii Marginis’ debut album seems like a good opportunity to take a trip down memory lane. Do not expect a typical review containing […]
Tag Archives: Cyclic Law
Shrine – Ordeal 26.04.86
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] The man seems to know no limit when exploring the depths. Previously he’d been charting out the finite space between our waking and dreaming minds, now […]
Vortex – Moloch
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] The city crumbles. The city decays. Somehow people continue to live their lives oblivious to the degenerate state of things around them, whether it is the […]
Sophia – Unclean
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] This one took a while to see daylight, not that any of us minded the wait. Short, concise and vindictively drawn, this new record of Sophia’s […]
Funerary Call – The Mirror Reversed II
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] At 2 years distance from ‘The Mirror Reversed Part I’, we are given the second part of this diptych, again quite a fulminant exercise in virtuosity […]
Aun – Fiat Lux
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] The album “Black Pyramid”, released by Aun in 2010, is simply memorable. We can refer to it as a musical poem upon cosmography. Since then, Aun […]
Allseits – Chimare
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] In Clive Barker’s ‘Weaveworld’, the final segment of the book deals with the locating and then awakening of a hideous creature named The Scourge. Across vast […]
The Human Voice – Silent Heart
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] If I hadn’t been told that this was a project from Herleif Langas of Northaunt I doubt I would have made the connection. Primarily driven by […]
Kammarheit – The Nest
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] There is a profound sadness running through this record. Kammarheit return after a decade with a decidedly downcast offering, one which will no doubt please the […]
Kave – Ominousium
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] The cover of this record compliments the music perfectly: we’re headed towards something. Something unknown which can only be perceived by contrasting the darkness surrounding it. […]
