Gjennom meg går ingen til hvile comes not only after the biggest gap in Minneriket releases, but also as the biggest single leap in progres...

If I didn't know better, and saw only this raven-haired beauty hanging in her corset, I'd have thought that Minnerket went full out...

Minneriket 's third album swerves away from original material to pay tribute to one of his favorite artists, and I'm willing to bet ...

Stjerner, speil og svartebøker... might not seem like such a far stretch from Vargtimen , as it still cultivates the noisy, cold black meta...

The first time looking at the Minneriket logo, I am reminded of America's own Leviathan , which is ironic since both bands practice a m...

Sculpture was another band of German hopefuls within the Gothic metal niche, and while the band name and cover art to their sole, eponymous ...

Blodsgard is a black metal project involving Stein Akslen and his sometimes collaborator Fredrik Rex from Minneriket (who I will go into mo...

While I wasn't so hot on Cryhavoc 's debut Sweetbriers (other than the cover), Pitch-Black Blues feels a little closer to what I h...

While it's not as annoying as the two covers before it, the Germans of Sleeping Gods still did not seem to realize the importance of ae...

Regenerated might not look like much, in fact Sleeping Gods has never had a decent album cover whatsoever, but if you want to know how much...