Review: Urisk – Shriveling Lights
Strider checks out Urisk's debut full length. Does this german atmospheric black metal duo deliver the goods?
Reviews
As you would expect, the Review category holds all our Black metal reviews. We try to add new reviews regularly.
Review: Ondfødt – Dimsvall
Here is Roberto his take on the new Ondfødt with the title Dimsvall. So grab a drink and enjoy the review.
Review: Bloody Valkyria – In Our Home, Across The Fog
Strider took a detour to Finland and came back with this, the second album from one man melodic black metal project Bloody Valkyria. Check out his full review here.
Review: Walg – V
Roberto dove into the new Walg album titled V and is ready to share his thoughts in this review.
Review: ArsGoatia – Agitators Of Hysteria
The latest addition to our team, Daniel Vrangsinn, invites us to get sweaty and bloody alongside him and ArsGoatia. Read his thoughts about this awesome Austrian bands second full length here.
Review: Draugaskogur – Fullmoon Hypnotic Ritual
It's underground and it's raw. The kind of black metal that Strider enjoys. Does this one man band deliver the goods? Check out the review to find out.
Review: Karpathia — Carpathian Hunger
Roberto is munching on some carpathian themed black metal. Join his discovery of this debut album by a mysterious band.
Review: Blood Abscission — II
Mystery project Blood Abscission want you to think for yourself, make up your own mind about their music. We say fuck that and let N.O tell you all about their new album, II.
Review: Drudensang – Geysterzvvang
Drudensang released their new EP Geysterzvvang, Michael dove in and is ready to share his thoughts on it in this review.
Review: The Sun’s Journey Through The Night – Demo III
Can a 3 track demo, with one of the tracks being a fully ambient one, spark Emmas interest? Read this review to find out.
Review: Hate Forest – Against All Odds Review
In a country ravaged by war there is still a blossoming black metal scene. Hate Forest stands out amongst their peers tho, as they musically don't lean as much on melody and folk elements. Lyrcially tho they certainly do. Read Talvi's deep dive here.
Interview: Skuggor
N.O takes a virtual fligh to Sweden to catch up with fellow countryman M. and discuss all things Skuggor and black metal.