Sanctvs – De l’Abîme au Plérôme Review
You might, as I did, roll your eyes humorously at the recurrence of the “‘v’ as ‘u’” trope…
Necrosexual – Road to Rubble Review
It was a day like any other at the AMG water cooler when someone mentioned Necrosexual had a…
Night of the Vampire – The Enchanting Winds of the Dreamweaving Masquerade Review
I love black metal, but it certainly has a reputation for taking itself too seriously. Now and then,…
Misotheist – De Pinte Review
Ever shrouded in mystery, the enigmatic collective Misotheist emerges from their icy realm to deliver succor to fans…
Domhain – In Perfect Stillness Review
For the second review in a row, I heard about a band via skimming YouTube, heard something I…
Cattle Hammer – Dark Thoughts with Lights Out
English is fairly adequate for basic communication, but it falls short for niche communities. In the same way…
Petrale – Goat at Sunset Review
We often wax eloquent on the distinctive factors between good and great. In a writing sphere where we…
Old Sorcery – The Outsider Review
Swords and sorcery have served as metal muses since the genre’s earliest days and for the most seminal…
Mayhem – Liturgy of Death Review
Mayhem’s reputation will forever be linked to their early days, inescapably tethered to the chaos of death. While…
Weft – The Splintered Oar Review
Black metal and the violin go together like peanut butter and jelly, which makes it particularly exciting when…
Barbarian – Reek of God Review
Sometime in the 2010s, I started disliking music with too many flourishes and began seeking out stuff that…
Review: Celestial Shadows – The Wheel and the Fire
Published by Andy on January 17, 2026January 17, 2026 No artist credited 🙁 Style: Black metal, experimental black…