Caverna Delle Rose – Elysian Chants
[Reviewed by: stark] Although Caverna Delle Rose is a fairly new band, the names of projects the musicians were involved in the past may still evoke a pleasant tingling among […]
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Gydja – Ár Var Alda
[Reviewed by: stark] We couldn’t say Gydja is a prolific project as “Ár Var Alda” is its first full-length album in quite a while. So we can assume that the […]
Vortex – Helioz
[Reviewed by stark] The project has been born in 2008 and for couple of years was active simultaneously with Marcus main project back in the days, that is :Golgatha:. Eventually […]
Dark Awake – Hekateion
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] The Greek project Dark Awake has acquired a strong reputation in the past years, proved by the many albums released on known labels in the dark […]
Aima and The Illusion Of Silence – Music for Certain Rituals
[Reviewed by stark] It’s like moving in time and space, listening to this album. It is so cold and depressing here in Poland these days and while I recently enjoyed […]
Nam-Khar – Sur Chöd
[Reviewed by stark] Two years after its first album on Winter-Light label, Nam-Khar is back with the “Sur Chöd” full length, which seems as a natural evolution of the project, […]
Ashtoreth – Rites I & II
[Reviewed by stark] Ashtoreth is a project by Peter Vervimp, a Belgian musician who has been active on the scene since the early 90s. He was a member of various […]
Asath Reon – Buried Visions
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] In the interview taken by thisisdarkness webzine, the project’s physical embodiment, Michal, says Asath Reon is about “old cultish ideas, funerary rites and necromancy”. “Buried Visions” […]
Martyria – Martyria
[Reviewed by stark] After reading about this album, I thought: “They’re followers of the path of Shibalba”. Same country of origin, same label, same ritual/occult veil of mystery that covers […]
David Parsons – Puja
[Reviewed by stark] This is one of those albums where it’s difficult to single out one track, or even one moment that will stay with you longer that the other […]
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