Reviews
At Black Metal Zine (BMZ), we review albums that deserve to be in the spotlight. May that be a new band that just started and released their first EP or album, or a settled name that has been around for ages. If we enjoy the release, we will try our best to review it.
Review: Autrest - Follow the Cold Path
Autrest is a one-man black metal project from Brasil, created by Matheus Vidor.
Review: Vandal - 地獄変 / Jigokuhen
Japan: not the first place I think of for Black Metal, but they spawn great bands & Vandal is the latest among them.
Review: Depressive Witches – Distant Kingdoms
Depressive Witches are back with their second album, Distant Kingdoms, so get off your broom, and read our thoughts on it in this review.
Review: Exilium Noctis - Fragments of Apocalypse
On the 5th of August from 2022, Exilium Noctis released their debut album titled Fragments of Apocalypse. Let's listen to it.
Review: Tulus - Fandens Kall
How does this Norwegian trio manage to still deliver pure gold after more than 30 years?
Review: Grá – Lycaon
A review on the latest Grá album with the name Lycaon. Let's see if this is a beast of a record, as the album title suggests.
Short Review: Ungeheuer – Nachtherrscher
A few days ago, I found a pearl, and that pearl's name is Nachtherrscher, and it's created by Ungeheuer.
Review: Walg – III
III time's a charm The Dutch melodic Black Metal assemble Walg is back with their third album, titled III.
Review: Yfel 1710 - Zlatują się Ćmy
Sophomore album for Yfel 1710. How does it match up to their debut? Syff digs deep in this one.