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REVIEW: Tid by Fedrespor
Tid, Norwegian for “Time,” is Varg Torden Saastad’s answer to the platitude that “time heals all wounds,” triggered by his ... -
REVIEW: Spectral Embrace by Isenordal
Seattle-based black funeral doom/dark folk project Isenordal brings us Spectral Embrace, a mournful acoustic record released on the first of ... -
Impressions of a Cult Classic: Jilemnicky Okultista by Master’s Hammer
Several months ago, I wrote an article about how I had looked for Jilemnicky Okultista by Master’s Hammer, but I ... -
REVIEW: Vampillia – Happiness Brought by Endless Sorrow
Well, here I am looking like a dang fool. The morning my article on Vampillia went up, which I ended ... -
UPLIFTING NON-METAL REVIEW: Tengil – shouldhavebeens
Imagine if The Cure had a large part of their sound informed by black metal and post-black metal. I’m not ... -
REVIEW: As Árvores Estão Secas e Não Têm Folhas by Urze de Lume
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Vampillia: in Praise of a Truly Unique Band
I’d like to tell you about one of my favorite bands, signed to one of my favorite record labels, if ... -
Review: Stardust by Soul Dissolution
Ben Serna-Grey shares his thoughts on the upcoming sophomore album from Belgian atmospheric black metal band Soul Dissolution. Fans of ... -
REVIEW: Eluveitie’s ARCANE DOMINION II – PANTHEON
I got into folk metal just as it was reaching the height of its popularity here in the States. Suddenly, ... -
Revisiting a Truly Unique Album: Master’s Hammer – Slagry
A look back at 1995’s nightmarish combination of classical music and black metal.
