Perennial Isolation Astral Dream [CD]

Amazing second full-length album by the Germans Nihil Nocturne, eight tracks in the same line of their great debut album "Necrohell", mid-paced black metal, dense, tortuous and fucking... [ read more ]

Third full-length album of the Slovaks, now without female vocalist, and with a sound much more into the melodic death metal vein, although remaining some elements of the atmospheric doom metal... [ read more ]

New EP of the great Russian musician Vladimir and his sole-project Sivyi Yar (Сивый Яр), including three new tracks of this so amazing Slavic pagan black metal perhaps more mature, personal and... [ read more ]

Fourth full length album of this project leaded by Njord, Dark Fury's guitar, with P., also from the extreme Polish band, on drums... dirty, fast and raw black metal, but also with some melodic... [ read more ]

Re-issue on Peaceville from probably the best album of the Nattefrost/Nordavind alliance, true Norwegian black metal as its best... includes the bonus track, "He's Turning Blue", recommended!!

Fantastic EP of this Mexican band with a one hundred per cent Norwegian sound, playing an intense and powerful Scandinavian black metal in a really modern way, with references from Immortal to... [ read more ]

Wonderful new EP by the Hungarian horde Kolp this "The Valley of Plague", recorded just after their second full-length album and composed by four tracks playing this atmospheric black metal full... [ read more ]

Impressive edition on double 180gr. black vinyl and gatefold of "Feel the Misery", the impressive continuation to the amazing "A Map of All Our Failures", and the thirteen full-length album by... [ read more ]

Interesting debut full-length album of the Russians Trelleborg, eleven tracks conform "Lands of Njord" of viking folk metal more closely aligned with the typical Finnish humppa sound from bands... [ read more ]

Outstanding edition on double colored vinyl and gatefold sleeve of "Dustwalker", the third full-length album of the British Fen, more and more reflective and experimental, but without leaving... [ read more ]