It's no accident that Emperor 's fourth (and final) full-length would be branded with the title of Prometheus . Like the mythic tita...

The one thing IX Equilibrium gets immediately right over Anthems to the Welkin to the Dusk is that it grabs the listener by the throat and...

Anthems to the Welkin at Dusk is an important album to a great many persons, and this is not now or ever going to be in question. In fact, ...

Well, it had to happen sooner or later, a posthumous compilation album for one of Norway's most infamous bands, coming a few years after...

The most exciting and interesting aspect of Thorns vs. Emperor is just how well-integrated its components are. Most split recordings or tea...

So, you say Emperial Live Ceremony was not enough to sate your urge for preservation of Emperor on the stage, and/or you were not able to ...

Having had the opportunity to experience their live devastation on their first proper US tour, I can honestly attest that Emperor was one o...

Emperor had gained an enormous momentum through the mid and latter half of the 90s, and thus demand for their unreleased demo material was ...

As the mid 90s arrived, Norway's Emperor were riding upon the peak of their career momentum, even while resting on the laurels of a sin...

Similar to the self-titled Emperor EP from the year prior, As the Shadows Rise loses a bit of its luster when you consider that there is n...

Emperor 's eponymous mLP release might have seemed menacing and sophisticated for its time, but as a standalone 'product', it do...

A lot has been said about Emperor through the years, and not all of it flattering (Norwegian black metal + popularity = walking target), but...