You could see Satyricon & Munch as the second half of the experiment they started with Live at the Opera , but while the former was a d...

Deep Called Upon Deep , the ninth full-length from Satyricon , is one I struggled with a little upon release. It brought back the full on bl...

I had already run across Sordide 's last record a couple years ago, but even with an expectation of their style this one started off so ...

It is the hubris of many a rock or metal band to perform with an opera or orchestra in either a live or studio setting, to record it for pos...

Much like Time Lurker 's eponymous 2017 debut, Emprise is long on transforming atmospherics into something that smacks you straight in ...

The gap between the  Leviathan  EP and  Dawn of Depravity  was a bit smaller than that between their two full-lengths, but I actually think ...

It seems like such an eternity since I first got to meet and play with local stalwarts Revocation , they've now built up such an interna...

The sophomore Rebel Souls outing sees the German/Spanish act digging deeper into that aggressive balance they struck on their 2017 debut Th...

Sodom pays tribute to its own year of formation with a moderately paced new track, lyrics that are self-referential but not cheesy as you...

  Finally, after 33 years, the third Toxik full-length had arrived, and yes, while I realize there had been enough material across the vari...