Ironically, the sophomore Embracing album Dreams Left Behind had slightly superior production to the debut, and in addition I thought that...

I Bear the Burden of Time is the textbook example of an album that could have likely succeeded if not for a crippling production that rende...

Necrotical was obviously not meant to be the end of Non Serviam 's trajectory, as they released another single around the turn of the c...

Although I have no experience with the band's prior EP from last year, I can say without hesitation that Répugnance is, as its title im...

If Necrotical surpasses the Non Serviam debut in any way, it's that it just remembers to rock your face off much harder; the way they...

Non Serviam was another Invasion Records act which was attempting to service a number of the dominant Scandinavian metal trends of the time...

Although I can't say for sure whether the band has ever really broken up, Dreamweaver was their third and most recent offering, now alm...

Back in the 90s there was a bit of an explosion in popularity around the AD&D campaigns I was running, and we somehow ended up with a fe...

The artwork for the second Golem , while equally as cheesy as the first, seems a lot more innocuous, and its cosmic orientation gives off th...

I admit I have a soft spot for awful digital photography covers from that late 90s/00s era, and Golem 's debut is a prime example. Super...