Review: Prieuré – Jusqu’à Bénitier
Strider explores french one man medieval themed black metal this time around. Je ne sais quoi, read the review to find out more.
Reviews
As you would expect, the Review category holds all our Black metal reviews. We try to add new reviews regularly.
Review: Burden of Ymir – The Long Winter
Canadian norse themed folk black metal sounds awesome. So we sent Strider into the snow covered forest to check this out.
Review: Dreich – Edicius
On the 18th of July, Scottish black metal Dreich will release their debut EP titled Edicius. Emma got her hands on a review copy and gave it a proper listen.
Review: Necht – The Inevitable Suffering
Kili goes back to Canada to check out Necht's fresh EP. Check out what he has to say about it in his review right here.
Review: Ingwald – Demo I
One man atmospheric black metal? Strider ventured far into the russian forests to discover this project, read all about it here.
From the Vault: Isengard – Høstmørke
We go 30 years back in time to explore Fenriz's project Isengard with the album Høstmørke!
Review: Graven – March of the Broken
Strider goes to Italy to check out this new one man atmospheric black metal project's debut.
Check out the full review here.
Review: Lord Belial – Unholy Trinity
Lord Belial is back! They will release their new album on the 27th of June, Roberto shares his views on it in this review.
Review: Svart Vinter – Isvind
Roberto hiked up a chilly mountain, and gave the new album Isvind by Italian black metal band Svart Vinter a listen. Here is his review.
Review: The Great Sea – Noble Art of Desolation
N.O. set sail on the blue yonder with this atmospheric debut by German duo The Great Sea. Get the full tale of the journey by reading the review here.
Review: Flagg – Diabolical Bloodlust
Roberto grabbed a torch and marched along with Flagg's latest album, Diabolical Bloodlust, here are his thoughts in this review.
Review: Taär – Catharsis Till Dawn
Greek gyros sprinkled with some swiss cheese would make for one hell of a meal. How do the two cultures match up when it comes to creating diabolical music? Read what Roberto thinks of it in his review here.