I remember my first exposure to Dead Reptile Shrine , probably about a decade ago, and being quite disappointed that a band with such an a...

Far from the rustic scenery of its predecessor, Vandringen I: Skoglandskap , released in 2012, the latest Til Det Bergens Skygenne casset...

It might look relatively harmless, but trust me when I tell you To Pay the Debt of Nature is one of the most painful experiences I've h...

The previous De Magia Veterum full-length, Migdal Bavel was the equivalent of sonic rapture. A bludgeon of malignant black noise that left...

Young Eagle is another excursion into the realm of the unholy impulse below the existence of all thinking beings, courtesy of Missouri nois...

To many untrained ears, black metal music is already noise enough, crossing the line from comprehension to confusion. Part of this is an unw...

"We live and we die, day in and day out...and we dream!" Such is the passage that concludes the liner notes for the self-titled de...

Paul Ledney has continued to refine his addiction to noise over the years, having long since abandoned the rigid black metal that anointed h...

Here's one I've been sitting on for some time, as the mood it creates is one that I only occasionally have the stomach to visit. Tho...

Witness the edification of the unholy! Three blasphemous tracks of disheveled aural holocaust channeled into loosely structured black metal ...

Nebulous is the fourth full-length album from this project of Raison d'Etre mastermind Richard Andersson. Both projects share the path...