Murderer might only be the first full-length output from Denmark's Deus Otiosus (Withdrawn God), but the band's members have a fai...

If ennui were a muse, then surely Lantlôs were suckled to its cunt throughout the production of their third album, Agape , which is little ...

I can't help but think that the horned, bestial skull on the cover of this new Drowning the Light album is confirming what the title an...

Farsot is one of the more esoteric, progressive black metal artists hailing from Germany in recent years, though I wouldn't dub them al...

There have got to be a dozen or more bands with the Outrage brand name, and yet these Germans have shared the handle with the once great Jap...

Chile is not the first place that comes to mind when one thinks in terms of epic heavy/power metal outfits, but Battlerage seeks fervently ...

The Vision of Fading Mankind serves as a showcase for two of the brighter, more promising bands on the French underground, even if their in...

I'm sure I'm not the first person to notice the steep incline in quality between the 1993 EP Ancestor to the Darkly Sky and the fol...

Ancestor of the Darkly Sky was a limited edition 7" printed to about 1000 copies, serving to promote Gehenna onto Norway's rapidl...

Omitir 's Old Temple of Depression was one of my choice recordings in the black metal genre in 2009, a slowly moving morass of glorious...