Well before Blut Aus Nord and Deathspell Omega underwent their eclectic evolutions, France had always harbored a number of unusual extre...

Slaughterday 's demo elicited a mixed reaction from me. While the German duo seem particularly adept at presenting the listener with t...

“I feel I’ve reached a stand still in the creative process with Darkane and together we came to the decision to let fresh blood into the b...

Witchburner 's the kind of band I've always really wanted to like more than I do; in no small part due to the sort of aesthetics t...

2002 would bring about a reversion to a more atmospheric Darkane , which was both reminiscent of their Rusted Angel debut, and at the same...

Insanity is another of those albums I've mentally filed away for several years; a general lack of interest in my first few listens wh...

Though I can't speak highly of the Finns' proclivity towards posturing their genre with every new album title (this kind of thing ...

Rusted Angel was an album I initially had some resistance towards, since it dropped at a time in which I was inundated by At the Gates wor...

If albums like Morbus Chron 's Sleepers in the Rift , Necrovation 's eponymous sophomore, and Tribulation 's recent Formulas o...

Endowed with what must be the year's most deliriously sarcastic album title, The Formulas of Death proves anything but. I'll be t...