Despite its introduction of Simen Hestnæs, I.C.S. Vortex, into the Borknagar lineup, and onto the radars of metal fans the world over, Th...

I always got a sense with Quintessence that Borknagar wanted more of a 'sure thing' alongside their Norwegian peers after the so...

True North is arguably the most 'friendly' or accessible album in the entire Borknagar line to date, and I don't mean that as...

Some people love the Three Tenors, some love their G3 guitar god tours, but I've got my Winter Thrice , an album that teams up all thr...

The reintroduction of ICS Vortex into the Borknagar lineup was a truly momentous occasion; although I can understand the draw towards pla...

The sole Borknagar album not to appear on Century Media Records, they kept it in the family by putting this one out through the esteemed ...

There aren't many metal musicians quite so prolific as Bornyhake, and what's more, despite being active in, or the full creative f...

For the Elements is another of those pretty senseless and shady compilations of previously released material which arrived at a peculiar t...

I tend to abhor the 'acoustic album' as a rite of passage, which is unusual since I have no problem with well-written acoustic son...

I admit that I struggled to remember much of Epic before going back into it, or at least any 'highlights' of the album that have ...