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$Album cover for Vittra’s Intense Indifference, self-released September 19th, 2025. The artwork depicts a massive cracked stone head lying in a dark, misty forest. The face is split open, propped up by wooden beams, with ferns and plants growing out of the fractures. A shadowy figure with glowing eyes peers from inside the hollow, wearing a red scarf. At the bottom, a bright red snake slithers across mossy rocks near scattered bones and skulls.$

September 19, 2025

Two months ago, I saw a post on social media announcing Vittra’s sophomore album, Intense Indifference. The name…

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The album cover for Beneath the Altar by The Final Witness, out August 15th on Rottweiler Records. The artwork shows a towering gothic cathedral rising from mist, bathed in radiant light from a crucifix above. Legions of armored figures gather below, while ghostly demons and tormented faces swirl in the skies, creating an apocalyptic, dark-fantasy atmosphere.

September 13, 2025

By: Nameless_n00b_607 In a genre long since matured, a common way to avoid retreads is to combine multiple…

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Infernal Thorns - Christus Venari Review

September 10, 2025

You may ask if the world needs yet another Satan-worshipping, demon-loving, God-forsaking metal band. The rational answer is…

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August 22, 2025

Every 4 years or so, Germany’s rabid blackened thrash slime eaters Desaster drop a new album on the…

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Stuck in the Filter: May 2025's Angry Misses

August 6, 2025

Every day we toil, rain or shine, to find you the semi-finest ore of the month. Lately, though,…

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