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Review: Suffering Hour – Impelling Rebirth
Suffering Hour's Impelling Rebirth (9/10) is a dissonant BM EP driven by neoclassical melody and jarring tech-thrash. Read the full story!
Review: Hate Forest – Against All Odds Review
Hate Forest's Against All Odds (8/10). This Ukrainian War/Ambient Black Metal album is a powerful, crushing return. Read the full review!
The best Black Metal releases of 2024
The Best Black Metal Releases of 2024 list is here! Discover the definitive must-hear albums that crushed the year. See the full rankings!
Review: Keys To The Astral Gates And Mystic Doors - The Endless Black and Melancholy Triumphant
Talvi is brave enough to try to find the correct keys for all these doors in his review of this demo compilation from Keys To The Astral Gates and Mystic Doors.
Review: Necrophobic — In the Twilight Grey
We reviewed the latest album by Necrophobic titled In the Twilight Grey, time to dive into their history and share our thoughts in this review.
From The Vault: Celtic Frost - To Mega Therion
Talvi goes way back in time, dissecting the legendary debut of one of the true pioneers of black and extreme metal, Celtic Frost.
Review: Warorath – Verikirous
Does new finnish kids om the scene, Warorath, deliver the goods on their debut full length? Let's join Talvi in the land of a thousand lakes to find out.
Review: Ihsahn - IHSAHN
Emperor main man Ihsahn is back, with a self titled album. Does it live up to the hype? Join us in finding out...
Review: Rhûn - Conveyance in Death
Let's investigate what Fall of Rauros main-man Aaron Charles is up to with this, his other Tolkien inspired bands debut album.
Vault Review: Ved Buens Ende – Written in Waters
When Norwegian Black Metal was just breaking through, these guys choose to break away. Read our thorough deep dive into the amazing world of Ved Buens Ende.
Review: Inquisition - Veneration of Medieval Mysticism and Cosmological Violence
On their ninth album, Inquisition paints a microcosm of the dark middle-ages, an era where heroism and evil were not mere aesthetics but reality.