The latest 12 track offering from Minot, North Dakota’s GHOST BATH titled Starmourner is full of hooks and technical brutality that both old and new fans of the band will enjoy.
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Tag: Black Metal
Dimmu Borgir – Forces Of The Northern Night Review
The movements between merciless aggression and jaw-dropping beauty of the orchestral sounds should make anyone gets lost in this album
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MAYHEM – De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas Alive Review
De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas is widely considered one of the most influential black metal albums of all time and this is the first time that fans will be able to own a live copy of the album
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Dark Funeral and Krisiun, live at Gebr. de Nobel, Leiden, The Netherlands on November 3rd, 2016
Dark Funeral delivered the soundtrack for an enthralling night in Leiden, opening the gates to hell with a live show that made clear why this band belongs to the spearhead of the second wave of Swedish black metal.
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Darkthrone – Arctic Thunder Review
Darkthrone remains one of the few bands for whom purity of expression is everything
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Inquisition – Bloodshed Across The Empyrean Altar Beyond The Celestial Zenith Review
It only takes fifteen seconds before we are hit with the infamous riff to start all riffs, with Dagon leading the two man army
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Baptism – V: The Devil’s Fire Review
You can be forgiven for needing a second listen of the latest offering from Finland’s black metallers to fully appreciate the explosion of noise to grace on this album.
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Dark Funeral – Where Shadows Forever Reign Review
Dark Funeral is still very much the band of its founder and lead guitarist, Lord Ahriman, whose guitar work is the very blood that flows through the album, often electrifying and near boiling
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Abbath live at Webster Hall, NY on April 12th, 2016
Abbath himself cast a spell into the crowd with a gathering fog hitting the stage for fans to reawaken their own immortalized mayhem.
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Ketzer – Starless Review
These German Black/Thrash Metallers have come a long way since 2009’s Satan’s Boundaries Unchained.
Read moreInterview with Naut and M-Inanz from Liverpool-based Symphonic Black Metal band Ethereal
The thing with Ethereal is… I think we all have an idea of how Ethereal should sound. We know what that is. There’s something kind of natural to it when we’re together and playing, but at the same time it doesn’t seem right to cite any influences for this band because we’re five people from very different walks of life with some extremely differing tastes coming together with the same objective of creating really black metal with absolute full force.
Read moreDrowning The Light – From The Abyss Review
Since the release of a handful of demos in 2003, Australian Black Metallers DROWNING THE LIGHT have been flying the CVLT flag and making huge waves throughout the underground scene across the globe. As well as becoming one of the most respected bands in the genre, they have also been one of the busiest with a discography of full albums, E.P’s, demos, cassettes, compilations and splits that dwarfs most bands twice their age. I will not pretend to have heard them all, though I have heard quite a few.
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